St Francis Preparatory School - San Fran Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)
- Class of 1950
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'L o o,L,fL 7 LY L ' ' , ' yourself four 'years' ago. Then see 1 Yourself today--and wonder where you'll be L When sixteen seasons more have flown. ' Font-L winters past our drama saw its star-tg Yet! his La living story ofthe now L be played by libyseof days to come,4,,g:QQ?,,.5-,Zrf. Q d , QfTwasvjgii3ne well-spent aspyqxrths grew into 1 minds matn1feQlffL,0f you who zfljif 1' Thisfiildy, many will know?-the things we felt. ol' Andgtixough the lessons learned may leave the mind, The 'friendships made, the grave, the happy times remain A treasury of the preserved past. So now you see As you will know, or knew, yourself, how hard it is- If not impossible-to write the end , To our, four-years work, andnot to let Q V , A'silerrt'f5,sigh, escape. This ,therrwas the I ,- , Puxfposefof our play. , n s,, V Q ,hM 5 ,,L,,,,. L lesr m' ' Lsmn-:n llTHE SAN FnAN5'v,or1'fd1950 .. -A V, I rkk, I , ' , L L 'i'di - Y ,lrnyr , vviv i tnryrr Kikl ih. 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The graduate of Saint Francis Preparatory School has been to Damascus and has been told what he must do. Faced with the challenge set before him by a godless world, he must be a standard bearer and lead others in the crusade against the enemies of religion. Catholic Action would be weak without his leadership, his courage and his talent. His convictions should be as strong as the principles of his religion and they must be voiced in the same solid, authoritative manner as the dogma he believes. Now that he is a man, he should take his lesson from Saint Paul and, 'fput away childish tl1ings g for now he is ready to take his position in the ranks of the Apostolate. His role of knight in the drama of life far outshines his squiredom and the schoolday conflicts. From now on, he must search and sift and evaluate what he reads and hears, he must analyze opinions and formulate his own and he must tirelessly pursue objective truth, patiently gleaning it from the chaff of words that overwhelms him. He must know the best defense against those who attack his Christian way of life. He must be strong of heart to wear well the armor supplied him by his Catholic Education. His suit of mail is of the best-his blade not fashioned by a terrible Vulcan but by the skilled hand of the Franciscan craftsman whose prayer for love and peace is embellished in every bit of it. His armor will not wear heavy if he keeps his heart light, his mind free, and his soul purei His religion is no talisman that he wears into the fight but the weld itself of soul and body--the integrity upon which his eternal life relies so much. FULTON OURSLER 8 X X Q f ' D fav? , 'Q' 5 1 in an, W, H ,,, , 33' gif Q iv, - Q far ,A my W E mga Q -1655-f A , fx . M E REV. BROTHER AUSTIN, O.S.F. Religion, English REV. HERBERT P. REDMOND Religion MR. JOSEPH RAZIANO French 'nf , 'iV K.. MR. THOMAS HEATH 18 . English., History REV. BROTHER TIMOTHY, O.S.F. Mathematics 35 ..R. FOR ' MR. PATRICK J. CLEASON Physical Training WILLIAM J. DONOVAN Latin, History MR. THEODORE H. ELLINGHAUS Mathematics BROTHER LOUIS, O.S.F. English, Biology REV. BROTHER FIDELIS, O.S.F. Religion MR. THOMAS A. BOORAS Physical Training, Swimming Coach REV. BROTHER CASIMIR, O.S.F English MR. GERARD FIORENZA French, History MR. JOHN BOHDIEWICZ English, History REV. BROTHER BENIGNUS, O.S.F. Latin Moderator of Music Dept. MR. THOMAS McNIFF Mathematics, History 20 REV. GEORGE W. HOLZHEIMER Religion REV. BROTHER CHARLES, O.S.F. Mathematics Q 2 REV. BROTHER VINCENT, O.S.F. Latin REV. BROTHER EDWARD, O.S.F. , A ' tant Moderator of Music Dept. 5515 Religion, History A THEATRE Ants, FEBRUARY 1950 MR. WILLIAM REILLY History, Economics REV. SALVATOR FINK MR. ROGER E. EGAN REV. BROTHER JOSEPH, O.S.F. Spiritual Director English English, Latin REV. BROTHER CLETUS, 0.S.F. Mathematics - MR. BRUNO R. VALENTI French Margot Stevenson james MacGoll designed ' R Elizabeth Dewing Margaret Barker' Harry Worth Sonia Sorel Vi Mildred,Dunnock Delma B n yro Ossie Davig , Emory Richardson ' Guy Spaull Ian Keith Ruth.Gordon . Wesley Addy ., john Carradine K, Laura Pierpont -' Wm. j. Kelly Ethel Grimes L Douglas Watson ' -I Harry Sheppard their New Yofh an after the year MISS ANNA H. LAMANNA Typing, History MRS. MARJORIE D. BERRY Librarian MR. ROGER J. MORRISSEY MR. ALFRED PAYNE History Mathematics, French MR. WILLIAM J. GILROY 22 Music REV. BROTHER BASIL, O.S.F. Latin, English MR. LAWRENCE A. TOWERS Latin REV. BROTHER MARTIN, O.S.F. History, Religion I Treasurer MR. FRANK CChickJ KEEGAN Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach 23 REV. BROTHER WALTER, O.S.F. Assistant Moderator of Music Dept. MR. EDWARD J. TELLIER Biology MR. JOSEPH PANDOLFI Secretary MR. JOHN LENT Speech MISS RITA T. Secretary MISS ALICE M. LANAHAN Bursar DR. JOHN J. MOLLICA, M.D. School Physician MRS. MARIE V. MacDONALD Director of Music Dept. MR. SALVATORE V. REA RTS, JUNE 1949 Music ' ' 'I ,ww -' ' X 1, - V, V, , FHEATRE lm play YES, M'l0RD by William Douglas Home APRIL 1956 sod A 1 . JOHN E- r ,. Scene IW SALVATORE G. AMATETTI January, 1950 St. Rose of Lima Class Treasurer 23 Class Secretary 3g Freshman Basketball 13 J. V. Basket- ball 3g Optimates 1, 2, 3g Math Club l, 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 4. AMBERY June, 1950 V- gin Mary Visitation of the Blessed l-ral Basket- Traek l, 2, 3, 43 gntriflglxi 33 Math ball in l amxlmf:tab 24 Anlhonm' cm, 1: PWM ul! 1, 2' if CHARLES V. AUSTIN January, 1950 Holy Name Football C0.Capmin 1 2 3 ' . 1 1 , 4: Cl glzuh 1212: Tlmpd Order 49 Track if k lice ommlttee 4g Intramural Bas: Ret all lg Class Officer 1, 25 Locker oom Squad 4g Intramural Track 3. --.......n EDWAIUJ H. Our Lady Of Angels . . t Chr: 13:i:?:g::5a? 5525131231555 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4' BALL June, 1950 KE VIN P- BARRETT June, 1950 St- Kevin WILLIAM D. BELLMAN January, 1950 St. Francis Xavier Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Third Order 3, 45 Track 3g San Fran 3, 4g Math Club 4 CHARLES J' BEISEL June, 1950 St- Thom as Aquinas Track 1, 3. , EDWARD E, BLACK DAVID r. June, 1950 Sl- Sylue Semph 4E Intramura DONALD J. BERRYMAN Janual'Ye 1950 Mary, Queen of Heaven . . M 11 Club 1, 2: Vice gxsetsllsllglrisi, 3:al'rench Club 33 Intra- mural Baskelball 13 Third order' UIGGIN ster 1 Basketball 4. Cross COUUUY 15 Basketball 4' Iunes 1950 St. Patrick Class Track S2 Class MATTHEW C. BRACCO January, 1950 Holy Ghost Math Club 1, 2g French Club 33 Op- timates 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 4g Class Officer 4. H35 BROOKS W JOHN J. BUTLER June, 1950 St. R059 of Lima Intramu 1 T ketball rack 45 Intramural Bas- 5 XGNP-T GXLE 11muarYa 1950 Sz. I 6f0 'e . lmramvfal mu? it Bowung E,iu:223 Dance Commute , ' Y 4. m2'::3'0,w 112' 3, JAMES F. cmusrm june, 1950 Haly Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Tmck Cross 4- Class SecrelarY 1 EDWARD D, CH January, 1950 Swimming ft'2Jo5m of Arc 3, 4: Princilgafs gpgmmes 1, 2 J an Fran 4' RISTMAN STEPHEN A. COCHEO June 1950 Corpus Christ: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice Presi- dent 2g Track 1, Zg Intramural Bas- ketball 4 Science Club 4 CEOR GE J' CLOUGH 0 June, 1950 Track 1, 2ui?L:dJ' of Angels , Class Officer 1' RICHARD F. CONNOLLY June, 1950 St. Raymond 1 35 Intramura Inlrzliegjf 4jrlEllCiiZs Secretary' 33 Track ia3,e4: San Fm 4' JOSEPH P. CONIGLIARO June, 1950 Our Lady Freshm B Presidezziil 243511.55323 gi Class Vice mates 1, 2, 3, 45 lub 3g Opti- DANIEL T. COLABELLA J une, 1950 Resurrection French Club 3, 43 Locke' Room Squad 3, 45 Optimates 1- Of Mt. Carmel Baseball 4 JAMES J. CONNORS January 1950 Ascenslon 1- 3 4 Handball 3 Amho JOHN C. DALY January, 1950 St. Theresa Antbonian Club 1, 2, 33 Freshman Volleyball lg Intramural Volleyball 25 French Club 1, 33 Intramural Track 33 J. V. Baseball 25 Class Treasurer 2. EErldCll1llle3, ll: SD:-mee Committee 4- l K. coNN0RS 4 OHN I lanua'Y1 1950 nSi0n 3- : Anrhonim' Club del' 1 ' mfr! 0' januari, 1950 of MnrtyfS L d Queen . - our Gly Club 1, 21 Swlmrnlxmll ra? hlvllabe 3: Handball 2' lg 0 Club 1 PETER A. DELDUCA January, 1950 Cl .SL Francis Xavier ee Club 1 2. Band 2 3 4 . ' ' 1 s 50 . gfnfiali Calma Club 2, 3, in Bilil Intramural BLslgl1gairlural Track 3: Volleyball 2: Scllenllg gugntfamural GEORGE E. DENNEN June,1950 Our L d . ance Commitli of Vu.-:ary DONALD J. DILLON June, 1950 St. Anthony of Padua Freshman Basketball lg Optimale I 5 s 2, 3, Class President 2, 3g French Club 3. ARTHUR T. DORIS Jnnuary,1950 r Immaculate Conceplwn . Oplimates 2, 3: M:-111 Club 1' l'3flZQ French Club 4' MAN WILLIAM T- DOB J,,,,e,1950 sz. Rose Of LW Optimales 1' 2' 4' June, 1950 Our Lady of Perpgnml Help Oprimaxes 1, 2, STEPHAN 1, D0 WD ' JOHN A. DOYLE January, 1950 Holy Cross San Fran 4g Oplimates lg Class Treas- urer lg Intramural Basketball Coacb 1' Varsity Baseball 43 Varsity Basket- JOHN DUFFY June. 1950 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Bowling 4 Intramur 'tree 4' Intramural Track 2g J. V Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. ' ball 3 4g Glee Club lg Dance Com- xm , Baseball 2, 3g J. V. Basketball 1, 25 E mow-S 1- Don 1unG,1950 Sacred Hegiydmaws 1 1, 20 3' 43 . Efmlilglgxl cm as Track 2 Aeronautics? Club 2. ganfrgrck Z3 v an 3 French Club 3, JOHN F. ELETTO June, 1950 Holy Name of Jesus Varsity Football 4. VINCENT J. ESPOSITO January. 1950 He Baseball 4. OZZIZIZJ SQ. Stephen a Basketball ,4: Frenchesclzblglramug-31 , 4-. Sacred JAMES J. FIN LEY June, 1 950 Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Glee Club 15 Anthonian Club 1 2 3 4- French Club 3 4 0 h ' , , , g rc esrra 2 3, 4-5 Third 0 d ' ' JOSE ITIH FIGLIOZZ1 St. Mar anuary, 1950 J' Mother of Jesu J. V B S b . ' Frgrfjhaglfg Intra. Orchestra 2. 12, 35 S HI . 2 Bowling F3 Y PETER J, FOGART Junev1950 Holy Name Of Jesus , h Club 13 h a oraen 2 SJ, Ma' 1BaS - ura ' T lr ' 1 Corilest 33 Inuam 2. lub Oralonca Fran 43 Freniih C ketbu1l43 San r er 1, 2, 3, 4 Optxmates DOMINIC J. FIORENZA January, 1950 St. Patrick Oplimates 1, 2, 3, 4? French Club 2 FRANCIS X. FLYNN January, 1950 St. E phrem T h' d . 540555111 df! gilsjlialinimgiulggstgzail 5 , 2 , . zz Sat., 21z,,14,2hEm',:e 4 Offxcer 35 Intramlgil 15315111335 Class WALTER D. GAITINGS June, 1950 St. Paschal, Babylon Track 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 49 Intramural Track 1, 39 Optimates dent 2, 43 President 3. JAMES F. GERAGHTY June, 1950 St. Jerome Intramu .l B - H Basketballll 4. owlmg 2' Immmufa FRANCIS 1. GILROY January, 1950 Ascension B C1 2, 3, 43 lnlramural Bowling 33 C1115 Treasurer 2? Ofchesua 2 3' 44 Optimales 2, 4- 1, 2, Class Treasurer lg Vice Presi- WlLLlAM F. GEEKXE lung, 1950 Good Shevhefd 1 , les French qub. 334, Ophma Princiilax S LM ' JOSEP H A. GIRALDI January, 1950 Sz L Cl ' U Frsrichcgllllbl, 2? Mill Cl Principays Lf? Omimate uh 1, 2. Track 2 'S' 2, 3 4.SI1' 2, 3, 4: . v s nlramurai CHARLES A. GLIOZZO January, 1950 Our Lady df Good Counsel Optimates l 45 Principal's List , 2, 3, 3, 44 San Fran 4- Third Order l, 2 JOHN J. G LINANE s, 4g volleyball 42 Oratoricnl Contest Class Secretary 45 4g Locker Room 0 January Squad 4g Seraph 3 , 19 ur Lady do Club 1 Of Perpegual Help J T1-3.1: 2: Fr h ' 3: Inrr. 4: Volleizgll 511111 3, , 45 Seraph Feature Editor 43 Prefect of Third Order 3, 43 J. V. Track 3g Dance Committee 43 Intramural Basketball 4. JOHN W. GOEHLER January, 1950 Holy Cross k tl Il ls Intramural f1fQ'ef,l1mZfl Flfgicll Club 24 Qvllmateli Ing 3- ,Baseball 2, 33 Varsny Trac 31 42 Math Club 2. CORNELI US .lan nary, 1950 M. GRIFFIN Holy Name of Jes S . GARY J. GOLGOWSKI janual'Y, 1950 Holy Cross . Intramural . :ball 223, 4' . Dance Xzzfszaifw 29 Committee 45 J' ' Class Officer 3- us er 11 3, . DANIEL R. HAFFORD January 1950 St. Matthew French Club 3 EDWARD M. HAMMOND January, 1950 I St. Theresa nlramural Basketball 4, LLNVEUJ T YMOND 5- HA M RA 1un0J950 51, AthanasiuS w ALFRED J. HARTMANN 1une,1950 St. Benedict J0S9Ph Labfe 13 voxxeybaxxs 42 Glee CW' b Y 3 ' itminaamurnl Busketbdl 4- ROBERT E' HEALEY January, 1950 M h St. Thomas Aquinas lil Club I Track 2, F ' 231. V, B k t , reshma B as elball 2: ulrgzlgflal Basketbng 1,a1f!cegf:g ij In- reas. I June, 1950 wk 2 'lnlrwnaculare Concemion fketbah Lerach Club 35 HILLERY Intramural June,1950 SL Atlmnasilw 0 t'mates L 25 Class Officer 4' p 1 RONALD J. HOEFNER January, 1950 Holy Child Jesus Freshman Basketball 1g Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 Dance Committee 4' French Club 1, 2, 3, 4g J. V. Basket- ball 2: Class President 1, 2, 3, 4g Locker Room Squad 4. June, 1950 Our Lg Third Order 2, 3, 4. Ln. OLIVER HURLEY dy of Good Counsel CARL A. HOTTON June, 1950 St. Raymond Intramural Basketball 4- ill Cl uh EDMUND F JACOBSEN June, 1950 Holy Name KENNETH F. JEWELL January, 1950 St. Matthias San Fran 4 I Z ntrn 1 B gig? Ifnrinfnural Volllgyfgall I 5 v , Dance Committee 3, 43 ntram 1 T K , . Math cllfgb fqck 2' Tlmd Ofdef 1: JOHN P. JUYCE January, 1950 Sc. Manhew k b u 1, 2, 42 mm' lI2iIf2T'?E?2.,fa3f?3e-10h CM' 31 ln' tramuml Volleyball 2, 3- EEFERS MMES Y- 5 lanlwvl, 1950 Holy Crass 1 mamma - n an B1-Mlm? list 4: Ma' Ffeshm Princlval 5 hm-amllf 'gage 123. Tlxhid offfflx voxxivlz u 1 ' . nlril Cu ball 1- 4. French g?5l5glinxaleS1'Z'3' 7 MICHA January, 1950 EL J- JOYCE 50- Manh J' V- Baseb 11 ew Yfuiffy limba-11 3 9 9 en ' Office: sfmban 44 M2-rh C1311 g gi! JOSEPH A KENNY January, 195 N 0 nd 2, 3 4 S Lucy KEENA DONALD J. KIFFER J une, 1950 Sacred Heart I mural Basket- Office Squad 34 mm ball 4. January, St. Rose of Lima Track 2- San Fran 4 KE Math Cju bsl. Francis Xml 1950 JOHN J. KEOUGH January, 1950 Our Lady of Angels Freshman Track lg Varsity Track 33 Third Orderg Intramural Volleyball 21 J. V. Track 23 Math Club 1, 2g Oplimates 4g French Club 3. NNETH F. KILLEN January, 1950 1. ier s Clee Club 1 2 CHARLES G. KING January, 1950 St. Anselm Football 2, 3g San Fran 4g Intramural Track 23 Dance Committee 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 43 Oratorical Con- test 33 Third Order 4g Intramural Volleyball 29 Math Club lg Library Squad 45 Seraph 3. nomw 3- UNC' sung, 1950 St- Theresa 45 intramm' 2, 3- Third Ofdef L Fm. 4. Track lv 33 San DONALD T. KIPP January, 1950 Sacred Heart Uf Jesus Library Squad 3, 0 I. Order: Amhonian clghirgnages 4, Third ROBERT F. KOEHLER January, 1950 Immaculate Conception S 'mming L 2, 3, 4, C0'U'P1aln 42 Ovblimales 1, 21 31 43 San Fran 4' French Club 4. Mmh Club 42 Camtfa Club 2. Varsity Handball 44 Vfi'5 Y Volleyball 4: 3- V- Track 35 nm mural Basketball 1, 4g Class Secretary 4 Seraph 4 WI LLIAM J, LAMBIASE S June, 1950 Im t. Frangis Xavier ramurql Basket ball 4, WARD J LANTIER January, 1950 St Ioan o Arc Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Seraph 3, 4g San Fran 44 Optimates 1, 23 Principal's LISI 3 4- JOHN D' Ja Vary, 1950 R F b Sl- Joseph out Q11 4: C . 'jfafh Club 1355 Pvme Presi. . I Chesrm 1 'Om Com. . nzrqmuml hal Optimine LANTIE JOHN D. LATONA June, 1950 Sacred Heart and St. Stephen 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1: glgfmiestz-JL:-der 1, 2, S, 42 I amu'al Track 25 French Club 3- WALTER LUGER JOSEPH F, LONCO June, 1950 T k Sl. foseph Iac 1, 2 3 4. F 0 ' S 1 oolball 3, 4: A River 1, 2, 3, 45 Immmuml Tmckfilfngs june,1950 Sr. Al09'5iuS h 3 4- Band 1, 2' 3, 4g Dan Serrlv , 'C San Fran 4- Commllle JOSEPH B. LYNCH January, 1950 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Optimates 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Vol- leyball 2g Class Vice President 33 Varsity Bowling 2, 3, 4g Math Club 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 35 French Club 3. CH THOMAS D' UN lunet 1950 I St. FranCi5 De Chanm k 3 1 2 '5 4- lnlramuwl Trac . 'li H ' , . gil cm, L 21 3' 4 THOMAS M. MADDEN June, 1950 OW Lady Uf Perpetual Help grass tgounal' 35 43 Oplimates 1 2 115 96 nb lg Intramural Tr-21912 rench Club 3, ANTHONY V lMANCUSO Orchestra 2, 3, 4? Baud 2, 3' 43 Op' timates june 1950 Our Lady of Grace 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4- IOS BPH R- IUARINO S .lllne,1950 I. V' grcbestrn 1, 2, jgncfllt Fefrer , French Club '3, Zlophmates 1, 2, 3 - , ROBERT Q - MARSHA January, 1950 LL lflass Tr St- Sylvester ensure 4- ' 'fffl BaS1fefb211S3'f fH.s' 1, 2. Ural Trgdglass Sevrelaz- Dance Cum: 25 Glee C1111-:'11i2lI5tra- ' , , 4. MAURICE J MARTELL January, 1950 Little Flower Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 45 Intramural Volleyball lg Math Club 1, 2, 4g Intra- mural Track 1 ANTHONY N. MASTANDINO January, 1950 St. Matthew , ' F :ball ?aaff'f,.?::zha5LS'3Ef'5Si5Z1,m: C0,... nliulze 4Q Mall' Club 3' 4' JunuafY, 1950 Z Our Lady of the Cenac e . 4- Tr:-ek 22 IQ' off ser L Zf 3' , 2: Opu- Efgrural 'Track 13 Bam? 1, 4' Swim- H66 1 l Dance Comnll males 11 21 ming 1' S TEPHEN G. MCCARTHY January, 1950 Sl. Gregor d .7 5 if 3b3?di..Zr2iit'e5.45 She cm, 0 or S D lm . leybau Iuard Cam- 35 lntram mes 2 Ural Vol JOHN C. McCORMACK January, 1950 Holy Cross Class Vice President l, 2, 3, 4-3 Math Club 2' Dance Committee 4-g Varsity Basketliall 3 4 Intramural Truck 2 JAMES A. McDONOUGH June, 1950 St. Raphael Track 1 2 3 4. Math C1 i ' t ' b 1: Th' Order 4, Intramural Basklelthall 4. nd WXLLXAM 1- MCCUSKER lnmwYY' 1950 ls Lady Ol Anas our ral 'k 1. Kntramll lntramilfal -glmljptirilates L 2, 3 tevbau am wb 1, 2' T1-ack 2 a AMES M MEYERS J . June, 1950 Sr.1ef0f 2 . , . A V. Baselmll.2, 31 lnlramural Bowling 22 dlass President 1- T HOMAS F. MILLER June, 1950 Sz. Gmgory RAYMOND E. MORGENTHALER June 1950 ROB , ERT JN. AHNION January, 1950 Ou' Lady of Refuge 5111 Committee, St. Benedzct Joseph Optimates 1 DONALD J. MOTEN January, 1950 Immaculate Canceplivfl . hal11,2 k 1, 2, s,4, J- V- BHS? Iwgffsg Baseball 3, 4: Ovilmales 4 French Clllb 4- JAMES J. NELSON June, 1950 St. Paul GERALD T, January, 1950 St' Mafy Math Football 3 HF of Jesus Math Club ,3,4,i, gZ'g2Z1g03mmiuee MURPHY PATRICK L. CYCONNOR January, 1950 St. Francis Xavier Football 3, 4g Swimming 1, 2g Dnnce ' ' ker Room Squad 4' Clee Club 1, 2, Opt mural Basketball 4. Committee 4, Loc , - imates 3, Intra- DEA THOMAS 3 O samwfv 1950 Sz A foorball 3 4' Varsxwmk X 4 nsel-In cuba DONALD P. PABST January, 1950 St. Matthias Optimates 1' Third Order ' . ' 1, 2: S ' - giujfnil' Football 3: Class Officvfixinal ketb ll lmlan Club 19 Intramural BHS: a 3 Dance Committee 3, 45 San Fran 45 French Club 4, AEL A PAGLIUCA January 1950 our Lady Help af Christians - ' A Order MICH Opmimares , 61 b 4. Immmma 3 4. Track 3, Tlur lgasl 3, 43 French ue Cgmmmee Ah' Sam ' D lEiglll.4Mat1:'E1ub 4, Vice President WILLIAM J. PETTIT Jf 1Hl'y, 1950 M lm St' Francis Xuui nuzii- lclub 15 Clee C er 3: E1:laBasketball 1. gill, 1, 23 Imm- Room gs VICE Pres,id ass Secretar 'Md 4. em 4: Locke: EDWARD LE Our L d June, 1950 Y l1 4 J' lfelll of Chrisriml 2 drzfdlfor in Chief 8 3, 4. om-nl Contest 3,Z:' J QUIG JOHN S. QUIRKE June 1950 St. Saviour Swimmin 1 2 3 4 g , , , glnlramural Track 35 Intramural Basketball 4 MATTHEW D. R1oRDAN january, 1950 St. Clllnillus ral B35 e b.l1 2, 34 ? 2 f' k Room 3?-535c1C0m21'::zfa?9 frfcfle we Sqlgadigrgllllsglonimimmeez French Club , 2 2 Man, Club- k :ball RICHARD P. RAAF January, 1950 St. Vincent Optimates 31 49 Fool-hall 3' 4' --AAU4 1111A January, 1950 M th C1 1? ur Lady of Angels 3 U 13 F Order 3, 4g Clagegfilrggtb 31 gi. Third reafuref 45 Locker Rooy ig ' Class Varsity Track 2, 3 4, T m quad fl: , 3 Oplimales 1, 5, 32 4:rzgjil Eiga-in DAMIEN F. SAGLIOCCA Zlf 21 3, 43 Class President ROBERT A. ROMANDETTO June, 1950 Guardian Angel Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 49 San Fran 4g Class Secretary 23 Bowling 3, 43 French Club 3g Intramural Track 3g Intra- mural Basketball 4g Math Club 4. June, 1950 St. Monica J0HN'M.SARGENTE june, 1950 Sr. Peter 4 3 43 d 1, 2, 3, 43 Urcbestm 1. -2, 1 glglimales 13 Thlnlorder 1' 2, Semph Prom Commmee. .BUVOLQ PEIERll lanuarY, X950 St. Rita Cl li A Track 3? French iliac Ill lnrramural - Dance Comm Kem: Optimvles 411. 1mrumm'3l.BaS 3- ' Math Cl3l',an,4,- Class Ulmer ' 4g San ' H 3. Lramurnl Hanaba ROBE June, 1950 Fo b 1 SL Thomas Afluina UI al 3 4. 5 Bash! , sJ.V.B b Offiielll 4i 0pf...i'Z?.S1j23y....f, , , 3, Intramural limiliggass y , g mu al Travk 2, 35 Third Order 3, 4g French Club ANTHONY Q33 4: I-learst History Competitor 4 J SCHIAN0 ilneann 3 Sacr anuary' 1950 ed Hear: and SL Sleph J Optimmes en ,141 4- esidg: 4.1, 4F Came ' Sun Fran 4. Fa Club 2, 3 4, JOHN L SCHULTZ June 1950 St. Patrick Glee Club 13 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Opti- mates 1, 2, 3, 4, Principal's List 3, 49 Class Secretar l 2 Intra r GEORGE J . STACK June, 1950 Sc. Pazfick RICHARD E. SKARBEK June, 1950 Our Lady Of A118915 Volleyball 3, 4: Third Order 3: Inm' mural Basketball 4- FRANCIS R. SMITH January, 1950 l St. Patrick gfiallisiiyzflockey 1, 3 4. was P a , 3, 43 ' ' 5 l'6Si- ?, sg Inframuralffggzlfzzzailv011eyba11 ramural Track 1. T 3 2, 45111. 0rder. ' mek 2: Third RICHARD H SURRIDGE January, 1950 St. Francis Xuvief Handball 3- Oplimmes 4- RALPH A. TEDESCO January, 1950 St. Therese of Lisieux Intramural Track 3g Intramural Bas- kelball I. 4g Intramural Volleyball 2, 33 French Club 4g Math Club 2. A JAMES F' To June, 1950 Sz. J0S'fPl' . yn. , 5 Fran 4, ass Tfeismjlz l.'alfrf1'l.c1. Club 3' 3 rramllfal ' ACCONX 'Y SUHN l' 1950 sanuilfya' Lima 1 St, Rose oil- Foomim 2 3, Basketball 1' 2' WILLIAM J. TOOLEN June. 1950 Cl Mary Queen Of Heaven ass Secretary 3. CI J. V. B .1 1155 Treasur 2, ban 4. asebau 3, Intramural Basket. JOHN F- January, 1950 CE zck 1 2 Til' Brigid P, '1 9 'd Ci3g,29Pti11ll'l1eSOgdZl1 'ii 4: Band :14Leaf1eL 5411535351 35:23. . ub 2: Maui LEONARD L. v1sc0NT1 June, 1950 I St' Francis Ile Cllltll, 2: An- ' 4 . Swlmm T k 0P '1 eE1f,i, i, 2: 1n am'1f31v0ii'Zy- 'helm 11 Club 4: Inlfamu' 33 renc ban 2- PAUL G. TROGELE January, 1950 Ascension Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4g Glee Club 1, 24 French Club REGINAL J Intramural Bas EDWARD F, WALTER June, 1950 Serapll 3 St- Benedict Joseph D F. ULLMANN une, 1950 Immaculate Conceplilm ketball 4 5 Office Squad 3' GERARD W. WASSELLE june,l950 American MGTWVS Swimming 2, 3, 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 4 San Fran 4 WYYT MCHARD 3' . H3950 r 0 E . . V yan: of Me,-cy it n 1' 1 Lila if V OU' Lui ' ' V V V I ' ss, -4 ' V W V A ell , bll 112' 3,419 , K I :Q li treasurer .V V- ., - Bnskelbal CQ,pxni03 ,e Pres' , . ff rl ' K all 41 C0-1 'lfraCk ,,-' '-..',', VQ' l ' K Rnttzlmura aww QL1eQi.A.V Qi L . . My . 05 G. 0. ,LW page .. Nj-, V' A ,V Q Y: .. Wfigm T-ffm d1::fWfgE .+,2,, -V,,V n:,f1'ff'o7iege,1f4'w ' L b.,h if LVLL' 'fill :gf 1 K7 le ez .MM l xffffwrzi fn nuff ffff ,ef ' K l We W 'Keen June, 1950 lr' Perpetual He our Ltldyl-olntramural Bfwkelbau Opqjmales 1 52 nn r ilhfff za, L! km . 12116 l'A6.:lZ?li69L!3k'67l1ffQQZy EUGENE J. YOUNG January, 1950 St. Thamas Aquinas Varsity F tb H 14 MMI: lEZlLb12-glffe glass Secmflfy l?nnceSComn1iuffe. Ogfi:mSleub43,Eg rar , ' S g '. 2, 4?'h3u:1d 4, Intramural Basketball v ramural Volleyball 2, 3, Senior Retreat H HELD AT Bishop Molloy Retreat House JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND November 27, 28, 29, 30-I949 :Q K Scene 2 I W ith bag and baggagen As YoU LIKE IT ACT III SCENE 2 53 Here is everything advantageous to life F -ig 1 L J g3f A 2 4 J sf f :IK f 4 EX W W' .V X 4x'R M 2 1 Perpetual watch is kept by seniors during the early morning hours. Trouble shooting via the question box gu. antees a lively discussion after dinner. Thomas aKempis for twenty minutes a dag u I .' provided that spirltual uplift that made 1 a good retreat . Bell ringer signals for last chapel confere You Can Change The World fifteen m c utes of free discussion after reading fr Father Keller's book. A Catholic Boy in the State of Grace l bulwark against the evil forces of our 55 seem the hours 8 and action :jill Scene Xu sPxe2lSur Othello Hail Holy Queen shfifl The memory be green Hamlet Act I Scene V The spiritual Triumviratei' Father Duffy C.P., Brother Benignus O.S.F., Father O'Shaughnessy C.P. If Let it serve for table talk -Merchant of Venice Act I Scene V 56 Let's talk of graves, of worms and epitaphs King Richard ll Act III Scene ll 4? w E5 f ig W V ' 2 -L W Vs my N' H M V l Q N my g -95, .1 ,Lf Q, ,I-A, gf ' ig W Q Q' , G s ff mxV,!xg K af 3 S- K, ff' 34 iw ' r' ' f. ' Q 9 9 1 if , I H21 ii. in W me !'. . 4 .Q Y 1 5 L, ij ww ?' y ig, E A M Lkky K if is U- 'K Q 0 ' '. in gg... yi?-QL ? W b Q I' 'Ya , E in :jk K M , A W . 4 B 'fr 1353335 3,Q ' y 4' U Y' 5' 8? Q e B V ' '? 'X aw I' ff 1' 5 We s Scene 3 1 Knowledge must translate itself into morality -Graduates listening to the address of Rev. George W. Holzheimer. Senior Alfred Hartmann renders Panis Angelicusn by Frawick at Graduation Exercises Benediqion of ramen: the B1 Magee, asiglebruled hissed Sac. mo Nsled 1, Fazhe nd and Fnth y Father Redr er Holzheimer. 609' nary 1950 grail? xwitt, o USIICFS at USYYBYS ax yi L'Jnchqu?i6ng' SKQKOVH Graduates: Ch June 1949 W: Thaw W: gona Rohan cgnt Espo . Zlfles Clioz graduation. font R0 R0 Schuxvln Yinxey. Kenneth Igggnlfluytber Jagxthwigd Lamhier V, Ggitingsljls' Row: lggrona, lames , zmhew Ri , .S.F,, Mod! ln. a sohxx ordan D ragm. s gnald M 9 Wen. The Changing Scene 58 .. 1 'W W 'f 215214: 52522215 al 7 Q w s srmsg. E ,,....,.,,...,..,,. M H-, N Y , - ,..:.,, ' ' ,,' mm iw - Mgwlwfmmm-' ,,y.vnw,w. YY. ,A .A4. .. 4' Es: 'm M ?wvi'wLs,6i Wmksff an Q54 Wuxi wah fstmm. visa-av Yam Mk N, Y. iw Vwintfr, may, Awami mbogwrrzlxtinn. Sw- Wifi-850 wifiw W MBNA Iiwivfnig. aw maniac! flaw mama? Dvfcsmbmj 452, H5360 at alma Pwt mffieas M. bww Yom, N. Y. undo? 'tim :wt as! Harsh J.. EWS COPYBLQGNY, WS! 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Em'-is is: ticketed for 340,696 fm' Ii? nights stariing March 2. Ssunevfrput is aim Werk- ing on as firm? for Eddie Cammy fo gn in :ai 21,6135 wee!-iiyw The figtzifviw !'!Qiii31,i5ff63i'5 at sngsvr smm-2 mazlisrd Wim Daxmy Kayczfs wnimct Km' the Beacllconmmx' ai 2952535352 wesakiy. 12's undersissod thai Kzayefrs engagfenxeni' 5i5fz i par: ivZIsmS:in'usas.i sm gmgze '??e Ready Vaiieaafs WGR Daytime Shaw Set limiv 'vaiicbce is reaiuxwzixzg ten me air wiiia za efrnasftifmwbcnzard 38-min- ute sehuw rm WGS. YL, which will aim be syndicated to Gilmer swarms, Music Corp. of Aznericas, Mziaziz reps Vailfeeg Cimrias iimgg Pmcixwtiamss, Hai iiioaix ami WO!! wsszfnfi up negutiaiiuns ycsierdzxv s'i.'ueS,3 on terms. Aire? wil? have time croonef gash, interview cel bs and spin rerun mais, WOR plans in shed the show from l3:Z23-131453 am., Hmmediexwiy precedirxg its Kms: Smith prow gfvams. Station feels that, perhaps because of the Arthur. Godfrey in-- Huence, femmes want: to hear more m.en':a 'misses duxvirxg lim day my By IEEHLB GOLDEN f Darwin, Um gmmwxi deiiaiiazzwxfg Eirnnd in Hmm! H7Et53il'1i'iVE dwimgf Eiizb past Sew ymms in ,wise Nags on scmemzz ri,xhi's is Eixnoas way 'legit hits siuisbornly reizsse lo came iainwr. I,,'1F5?,e1y as a 27951115 of the whfzavy min d4,mazwEe:Mzi Snr the Erigfmfe the wwezziiy eeigiamrmnihf ,wid iagzit, gswson ima been one of miie sicmssi in years for Eisiiywoczd i Oniy om, new cxxrruxt piay has fewefqn imxmin, by im: mmifzs sims irnezchirzgg listoafiwafy. ,fini za Mew sadism QS'ios'p x purchased by Pa M QKYSGHIBY for 525355966 pins .zz pe.x'ccni1w gage. ' iV!eue:m'mi,' which pmvefi a fiiwp cm iires'xziW'cy ami classed in DQ, gsmmioenr was im rmijv frfihnr e,u1z'rmi: Eseasony pimy purnlzmsnd far pic' Heiress., It was Ezfmgln. in Anatcsle 1 Lifvalc fox 3413389 plus pf:rce.ntag1.. High prism wixich coniimw to bet 'zskmi fm' sfsremmigfsts are gmzevrzaiw Wy Emiievmi m fwxm fmm the Ecfbangingg vrmme ef Hmadwag iv 2 sei? 'I here are vary is af ' medium H1563 any more: 52 show is eiihszr a lzmszywn samzaeih ur 21 Hopi 3 As as mmm, 512163 amhcms aw: in no iifcmiineaed, on page: SWF QQ im Unfair WB sz N 53 Warmr' Bros. wi!! base firemgizxiw :wifi :against fkrxwriczm Tabasco amen? 2633115 Zelffvisifsgz of W, EMaugham':-a Le2.ter'Y Qmpyrizghi, infringemfmi frm the Maia :xi unfair :it was: ivamegd this me fivfinlite aciicm img yet heron iaken. a WB spokesman miie at. d the compzmy wmuid bib: pixma to promai in ZNBCEQ 'vie-vixingg of -me limi, in the naw TTQQQQYQV series Jan. f Wamm' spcximsxnan Sariginax cmxtrzwf fm film vighizs ts: the wary as meraiion of TV. Ks: ami, Zksough, that the Ciitliifiiliifgf a legal precedent on which to base :im claim: of unfair eomgzeziiimx in ra Szzgsmme Court decisimz yen-N dared bv fha Baie ibiiver Wwzslieil r 1 9 with cemzpiemeirt disiaif wmmentatorsffHeimssfirs the Mori-iw Manu King wili transcribe Valleys bwadczzst Whiie the latter is on taut, ithe author Aoi f'Peg O' My Heart 1 ,mars case, That ciecisicm prevcntedi M ,, ,,i9QHim1M5, 011 wsell Q lbgozxtinued on pagqi2lW 1 555532 My Strmboh B 0.Ret11ms Wx-LES Sets Berk: s Mrs this week signed Joyce Berifsk aessmariged wxfe, 'rsfhxihews wii! da s persmxvf aiiiy .series miitx ggavfsis at 11 gun, tier a haxiiwixmzr wvfeisiy. Ned lush Sw No Gaia ecime an S0 Saf es T Ned lrisah, exec 54,011 Sq. Gzxrciaa. reaffirmed his vizaiam dum week 8 QV or est Act III I I ' Actlult MKS, vxiiixxb kxrxrsnit yet fauna? an: in tha, cermymiitiwn gwefx: Milifm . EGFR? UH Nmffnunxlmr of exhibs deciding to mix trying desperate measures. V starting, Marr-Ex b ZZ.. be .fponsurmi by Sunset Mads 1 4 Fiim iuziusix'yi.Sr:s whsfve been Qthrough similar ezunpaigns befafe Ears entireiy cynical on how many Fzheatres can be expactefi to join the xrurrently mmmiing 'imywtt on f1?2iwmbo1i. They cieciare that tim Ethic Ingrid Bergmanxiiebrarto R931 iseilini Rim will hinge entireiy an whai success the pix: achieves at the im, in early engagexrwzzts. If 'RKGVS Italian-made film gives promise of providing heavy prniits for exhihs, ifs said. there will be .very few who wil! Bud it advieaabie 220 skin' time film. On the rzthmf ghmud, should it fail io do 'misinessp gisundrecis nf -theatremfm may be gvxmected to decide that 'fmoral gczznsiderations are ton great in iplay Si:mmbuli, accmwiimz in ab' 'smwfem in New. Yurk. . Reports ef bans and izoymtts were gzradually buiiding up ilzroxgghout the cmznify yesterday !'I'uc:scia:f?. Neverthggfsfss, the totai menubar' of iixezftms and we-nsoring bflffiiliii thai had stamped No an the rmzch-pubiicizezri Him remained ' unimpfcssive in size of wcezit head- of theatres in fudizma, Finzmran, father: Xhib ezssociationk, :md a few scatw whiere wwf: the in yesimciay had' -finiiely not may 51 P. boards were page we SQLGNS, I 9 5 an me state r. pifftuge ZJWS5' awffifivfe OE Q19 Survey Martian of America by the of this month, It is expected show a jarring effech on the baxd nifice by video fmmpatitinn, and that Ainria:s!,x'y's fuizxrc policfy ree- gardingff the new medium wxil. dei pond Rarely upon tim reaciiem si the iilm csmpany toppers to the Endings. ' A Survey will prohaizsiy be a Emile 5mmle wzsxmsvativw Einar: some sviiinix have been made, hui wiil show the ' same gsmexai trend. it was made Yohw Z rr of flee pn wfa to state ofmlsais, sem, re ' i 8f0I'S , presents! vers, The fmnie are good for any tiwatre Mata. and the Kew tuukfi Theatre Qwmirs is urging to show me ai. must ' Qhe legisia' mrs. As haww ever. gmlitifcm to pay mx and Ksmiucky' 1396 tx an ali tabs. KATO is targeting ifs vaxnpaign ai-the sepeai of the locai tax, the hlucking cf a bi!! enmpwsilimg limi- ,taaion oi playing iinw on Sunday ami the kiiling at ai! threats to ,impose special cexzsnrship provi- an 521135. i F -3- ....,., WMM ---t::,':1.:W.,,,g,, WHT. .WT ,,.. 5 Wi-'lf ' 'A - ff -' H f , ...,.. . ,-,. , Ju lack and Acts galore with all your favorites, was the selling blurb that accounted for the record attendance of Saint Francis students and their guests. The day s program was chockful of entertainment with laughs and cheers providing the al, 'fo the 1 Kay heaamg io: chaPe'0n?L'bertY Ben' Nfhe gan ga S an music for an old score at Saint Francis Prep, the annual boatride. A Y L 66 Jack and Kay I only have eyes for youu St give me something I 0 I-eine Inbel. You b yn Scene V I I 4 4 1 D bv V 5k V 1 xv NW X095 5-ai x H5 C03 'AX x Q0 equi Y no givon 236' axe, qu :QS Hear W S . Dice x Where's Charlie? EDM at b Ht. St. Francis Showboat The Liberty Bell 61 A Scene Scene 2 Time: Colonnades Room of the Essex House Central Park South New York C1ty Between 9 P. M. and 1 A. M., the twelfth of January 1950. Robert Minion, J une '50 and John Lantier, On Stage January '50 co-chairmen of the SENIOR BALL . 62 0 Wm s n f f s lvl g o la t Scene 3 1, ' J 65 Rounding out the Music Department and forming an integral part of the annual concert, the Prep Glee Club provided the choral work for all school functions. Graduations, assemblies and special performances about the Diocese, were all in a day's work for the Glee Club. Under the direction of Mrs. MacDonald and led by seniors Alfred Hartman, Vincent O'Neill, John Adams, John Hickey, John Meanen, John Erco- liani, William Lee, Donald Kiffer, Cornelius Kneafsey, James Myles and Edward Scanlan, the Glee Club well lived up to advance notices when supplying the vocals for the lighter scenes of The San Fran of 1950? 9 , . , L., limi, - ,,,, , BASSES Adams, John L. Campbell, John T. Cox, Thomas J. Fahy, Francis J. Gallagher, Donald A. Green, Robert N. Grogan, William F. Hanrahan, James P. Hartmann, Alfred J. Hickey, John J. Ingalls, Franklyn J. Meanen, John J. Meehan, John A. McCann, Michael R. McDonald, Thomas E. 0'Rourke, Charles F. Reale, Brian V. Walsh, Richard T. ALTOS Bryans, John B. Burzynski, Francis D. Calarco, Joseph J. Collins. Thomas J. Cosgrove, John P. Delaney, Richard J. Driscoll, Michael J. Drum, John F. Duffy, John P. Ercnliani, John F. Genovese, George J. Gordon, James P. Culino, Fred J. Ingalls, Thomas J. Kohl, Frederick J. LaTourette, David J. Lee, William R. , Lynn, Kenneth J. MeAuley, Hugh J. 0'Keefe, Donald E. Peyton, John P. Reidy, William J. Richardson, Gerald D. Walsh, Mark C. Zullo, Vincent J. TEN ORS Abruscato, John J. Attardi, Richard M. Brongo, Michael P. Brown, Charles G. Caglianone, Michael V. Cellure, Raymond A. DePaseale, Guy A. DeRiso, John P. Dillon, William C. Finley, John F. Fulton, Robert F. Gabriel, Manual A. Gill, Raymond E. Gilmartin, James F. Halligan, John F. Imperato, Peter J. Judge, John A. Kanabrocki, Joseph J. Kennedy, Philip A. Kiffer, Donald J. Kneafsey, Cornelius T. Kohler, Charles C. Kuttin, John C. Mancini, Lawrence A. MeGinn, Edward F. McGovern, James J. McGovern, Peter J. Myles, James E. Norton, Joseph M. Nutting, Ronald F. O'Neill, Vincent P. Reilly, William V. Scanlan, Edward J. Staufenberg. John L. SOPRANOS Brennan, Raymond M. Brereton, Bruce T. Buckley, Edward M. Carey, Robert J. Casey, Donald P. Clark, Joseph F. Coleman, John P. Conti, Robert S. rran, Patrick C. ly, Stephen F. vlin, William A. nnelly, Robert C. hue, Matthew M. Ferro, Ralph T. Gannon, Gerard M. Goul Heffe Cu Da De Do Donn d, Howard T. man. Thomas A. Karl, Peter M. Kelly, John A. Kilgallen, Robert E. Killway, John T. Lukascheek, Ernest C. Mainardi, Donald G. Marcotte, John R. McGann, John J. Meyer, Frederick J. Murphy, Francis V. Murphy, Michael J. Quaglairiello, Thomas Quinn, Jamees B. Radwick, Francis E. Reynolds, Thomas P. Reigel, Robert A. Robins, Edward J. Romano, John R. Skerrett, William J. Tray, Michael J. Tullo, Vincent P. Vaccaro, Salvatore E. Venturelli. Joseph A. Ward, Michael P. A MKEMMAIQE Music S Gllro tant R X2 Y 1 H2 a second split fe-556+ I . s s 5 E I i I E s a 1 ,W H -,, ., .!t -ifvsfki-3w1.2-'- 'r'ff.f'1 '2f7fVo , -Q11 S IKM-2 -- f A NKQU' -X4-,w'fw'.w1f-f.':ww.wwwv'11sixwg.':'fv1x,4af:sa1fm:rwLg1a,:fr5va gilt isrzraph St. Francis Preparatory School, Brooklyn, N. Y, Gleaning the news from the four corners of the Prep and supplying the school with the known and little known facts is the job of the Seraph. This yearis editorial board was one of the most competent in the history of the Prep. The well- seasoned staff filled their posts to the utmost. Waging a titanic struggle to urge on school spirit to higher levels than ever before, the paper expanded, bringing on many new features and ideas. Under the direction of Mr. Willialli Reilly, Moderator, the staff maintained the refined Catholic editorial policy that gained for the Seraph an enviable reputation in the Metropoli- tan area. Editor Ed. Quigley worked hard to bring the staff into its own. Managing Editor Hugh Carroll ironed out the troubles that cropped up. Gene Hughes, Sports Editor, whipped to- gether pages that bristled with action and gave just presentations of all sports activities. He was capably assisted by John Adams. Achilles Schiano and James McDonnell were the principal news reporters going to all extremes, without a complaint, to get their stories. No demands for wage increases were heard from Bernie Wynn, Charlie McPartlin and Ed. Strauss the mainstays of the ball-bugs. Tony Schiano and Danny O'Keefe ate and slept on flashbulbs, cameras, film and developer. They supplied the paper with action shots comparable to the shots of the Hprosf, Some of the best writing that hit the pages of the newspaper, were contributed by Charlie Gliozzo, and Ward Lantier. Poet Laureate of the Seraph was Gerry Brady who supplied 'The Poets Corner with his lucubrations. Other news hounds were Tom O'Hare, Dick Ferguson, James McCormick, .lack Reese, George Hughes, Ray Gorman, Joe Cresci and ,lack Rooney. d bv Wa' undeil Chax.1eS -gtey S 0E.xnor, . 6 ,, Shih: EagoxieEliugiigsisilinllvusiness Manager , ' 6 . B . 0' 6 1 The lglllidlxgins Efllmrlmid Digger Lander, FeatureS Editor' Gliof-Zo' 1 , . 4. I , 1. a J errzez' a H l Ma l in JM X Z!!! 3 i t Scene 4 .Ir ffl l - by iam. Aan... 1 .4 ,N 'il' W uv l A ww' be Gliozzo Luger X I . ,L vu-Q: ... K Doyle Wassell Jewell Mancuso Bellman Pagllucca Km IFN gg...-an Ruvolo X-Q., Sargente YT237 me Mmlon Tf fe Ullm I'll'l Lynch S' 37 Wlzzmv x Duffy 'Ri',f- S E. e dum Hurle Raspilha Clough -tj 5 'minivan' X595 Quirke Schizmo Who's Who Behind the Scenes The curtain is rung down on the final act of the play, HSan Fran of l950 '. The audience is on its feet registering approval with great en- thusiasm. The critics who have re- mained until the last act, rush for their typewriters to sing the praises of a play which incorporated the work and talents of performers previously unkown. Mr. Roger Egan's masterful direction brought forth the latent talents to produce the greatest success which has ever hit the Franciscan stage. Special effects were handled by Pete Ruvolo and J oe Marino, staff artists. The lighting was provided hy Tony Schiano and Bill Bell- man. The script was capably writ- ten by Charlie Gliozzo, Ward Lan- tier, Ed. Quigley, Walter Luger,- .lohn Sargente and Ollie Hurley. The scenery for the sports sec- tion ,of the play was adjusted by .lack Doyle, Gus Respitha, George Clough, .lack Quirke, Tom Lynch and Gerry Wasselle. Mike Pagliucca and Charlie King were the prop men for the club act. Act III, activities, were dreamed up and handled by Bob Romandetto, Bob Minion, .lack Duffy, Reggie Ullman, John La- tona and Tony Mancuso. The last two also devoted their efforts to the musical score. Ken Jewell and Frank Flynn were troubleshooters for the troupe and secured that hard-to-find' negative at the last minute. Special notice is due to Joe Ma- rino and Bob Koehler who perse- vered and encouraged the company to carry on when things looked dimmest. Opening night was on schedule mainly through the ef- forts of J oe and Bob whose assist- ance to Mr. Egan, the director, was immeasurable. Yes, they were chosen as Co-Editors of the smash hit The San Fran of l950. ' 73 The Optimates Society and the Principal? List MR WILLIAM DONOVAN Moderator PRINCIPAL'S LIST Term: September 1949 to January 1950 J. Schultz J. Harth P. Esemplare A. Stuchbury McDonnell Slagle Cresci Maher . Costello K. Kauke R. Sabia J. Dillon A. Doumar G. Rose UH?'? 'E 74 N in c 0 c ff O, o , o , Xa- 4- Scene 5 Saint Francis has always been proud of the large number of Students who have consistently made its honor societies. The Optimates Society admits members who have attained an average of 80? or more in all subjects, and are actively engaged in extra-curricular activities. Mr. Dono- van, the Moderator, administers the pledge, taken on admission into the societies, semi- annually. The purposes of the societies, accord- ing to Mr. Donovan, are uto give recognition to students who have done exemplary work and to provide an incentive for all students to better their scholastic achievements. These societies are truly honor societies for their pledge clearly outlines what 18 expected from the members never to bring disgrace on our school fight for the ideals held sacred by the Church and school and country faewpva-evrngygup Hurley Minion Wasselle . Ball Conigliaro . Doyle Finley Halliwell Marino Meyers ' . Miller R. Schaefer J. Adams H. Beaton P. Cocomero J. Hardiman W. Heaviside W. Roos E. Strauss J. Barrett A. Bolton J. Enterlin E. Fee K. Knoetgen T. Kowalczyk J. Abruscato F. Burzynski E. Fabiiui A. Maher F. Marchione J. Wrafter G. Amhery M. Brongo J. Campbell A. Maddaloni T. McDonald P. McEnery P. O'Sullivan OPTIMATE SOCIETY Term: September 1949 to January 1950 R. Beattie G. De Pascale T. Greene E. Hunter T. Reynolds R. Ulrich W. Victor J. D'Addario R. Delaney F. Gulino A. Schiano T. Wallace T. Cooney J. Ferris J. Heinlein J. Heinlein K. Lynn . W. Matarese C. McGarry J. Parker J. McCutcheon B. Marchese A. Damasca R. Reggie G. McNiff J. McGovern Dowdall E. Szlezak C. Nathan R. Mitchell Flaherty D. Brett R. Russo J. Pertain Hannon T. Gilroy J. White J. Rode Meyer F. Hughes V. Healey J. Walsh Pascucci J. Rorke P. Kennedy W. Wisdom Rosteing K. Connors F.. Micallef A. Brown Sortino D. Farrell J. Peyton A. Casale Ward H. Supowit V. Toscano D. Chiusano Zullo R. Wiseman R. Brennan M. Cometti Boyle F. Clark L. Celli P. King Cazzetta F. Fahy H. Fiorillo C. Kohler Conti E. Nallan F. Gaudett J. Marcotte Gordon W. Richter E. Hagmann T. Reilly Harney J. Scali J. Isola R. Watt Moyles J. Twohy J. Kanabrocki H. Wissing 0'Sullivan T. Mahoney S. Levatino G. Blundell . Walsh During this intermission, we ask our audience to step backstage and meet the '4angels , the financial backers of L'The San Fran of 1950 . Each name on the following pages has contributed towards making this production a success. How our gratitude to them might be best shown has been pointed out to us by Thomas Dekker in his Gull's Hornbookv, in which he takes special notice of the Elizabethan gallant and advises theatre managers to do likewise: The theatre is your poets, royal exchange, upon which their muses Know turned to merchantsj barter away the light commodity of words for a lighter ware than words, Plauclits and the breath of the great Beast. Since the place is so free in entertainment-allowing a stool as well to the farmer's son as to your templarg giving your stinkard the self-same liberty to be there in his tobacco fumes as your sweet courtier hasg letting your tinkergclaim as strong a judgment on the play's life and death as the proud critic-it is therefore fit that he, whom their tailor's bills make room for, should not when he comes be basely cased-up like a viol in the cornerf, . . . and so to them, at this premier, we extend our sincere thanks and invite them to take their places in the house seats. THE STAFF or THE SAINT FRANCIS THEATRE Mrs. F. T. Ahern 81 Family The Altonji Family The Amatetti Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Ambery . Edgar F. Andrews Mr. S. Astarita 81 Family . Aniello Attardi Mr Mr The Aversa Family The Ball Family Mr. 81 Mrs. James J. Barker Mr. James J. Barrett Mr. Timothy Barrett 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Battel 81 Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beisel Bergleitner Family The The Bernard Family Mr. 81 Mrs. H. C. Berryman 81 Family V Mrs. Margaret Biesty 81 Son The Biggin Family The Black Family The Blood Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul E. Boccard Mr. 81 Mrs. William C. Boehm 81 Family Mr. James Bolger 81 Mrs. Harry Bolten 81 Mrs. W. E. Boltman 81 Mrs. Bolton 81 Mrs. Patrick Bonner 81 Mrs. Francis Boyle Michael J. Brady Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. James J. Brancato Mr. David M. Breen Mr. 81 Mrs. George R. Brennan Mr. 81 Mrs. James Brett . Ernest R. Brooks e Brooks Family Mr. Joseph Brunhuber, Sr. Mr. John Bryans Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Brzozowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Wallace A. Buck Mr Th 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward A. Buckley 81 Family Dr. William C. Burke 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Buro The Butler Family Mr. 81 Mrs. William F. Butler Mrs. Betty Buxton 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Caglianone Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Callaghan Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert L. Callahan 81 Family Mr. Felix Caminiti The Campion Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Capece Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Caravaggio Mrs. Filomena Casale Mr. Augie Casazza Mr. 81 Mrs. Hugh Cassidy 81 Family Mr. 81 AMrs. Charles E. Cavagnaro 81 Family Mr. Raymond Cellure, Jr. The Chambers Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Angelo Chiusano 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward F. Christman 81 Family Mr. E. Clark Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph F. Clark The Cocomero Family The Colabella Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Cole 81 Family Mrs. Winifred Collins Mrs. F. Comba Miss Mario Cometti Mr. Joseph Conigliaro Mr. 81 Mrs. H. J. Connolly Mr. Harry Connors Mr. 81 Mrs. Dominick T. Conti The Cook Family Mr. Thomas Cooney Mr. 81 Mrs. Hannah Corbett The Cosgrove Family Mrs. Margaret Cosgrove Special Mr. Michael Costello 81 Family Mr. Thomas Cox Mr. 81 Mrs. P. Coyne Mr. Patrick Crawford Mr. 81 Mrs. Hugh Crean Mr. Joseph Cresci 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Crugnale Mr. 81 Mrs. P. Cullen 8 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Cunningham Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward G. Curran D'Addario Family The Mr. 81 Mrs. Roger Joseph Daly 81 Family Mr. Frank Dana 81 Family The Davis Family Mr. 81 Mrs. James M. Delaney The DelDuca Family Mr. 81 Mrs. J. DeLury 81 Family The DeMaria Family Mr. John DeMairo The Dempsey Family Mr. 81 Mrs. George E. Dennen, Jr. 81 Family The Desmond Family The DeVito Family The Digati Family Mr. 81 Mrs. James Dillon 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Dillon Mr. 81 Mrs. Bartholomew J. DiMattina Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Disken The Dixon Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Neil S. Doherty HaroldJ Doole '40 Mr. . y, Mr. John Dooley Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Doris 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. George Doumar The Dowd Family Mr. Michael Doyle Mr. Palmer A. Doyle Mr. John F. T. Drum The Duffy Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Dunn 81 Family Mrs. Henry Eichorn Mr. Theodore Ellinghaus Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Esemplare 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Esposito The Fahy Family Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Fahy 81 Family Mr. Peter Fanizzi Mr. Eugene Farrell, Sr. 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward J. Fee Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Feraco 81 Family Mr. George Ferguson 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. William H. Ferris, Jr 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest Ferro 81 Family The Flaherty Family Mr. John J. Flaherty 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. William Flanagan Mr. 81 Mrs. George J. Flynn 81 Family Mrs. Margaret Flynn Mr. John Forged Mr. Roy T. Francis Mr. Ernest H. Freise 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. George P. Frost 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Fugelsang 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Fulton Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Gaitings 81 Family Mr. Bernard Gallagher Mr. John Gallagher, Sr. Mrs. F. Gaudett 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Gay Geekie Family Genovese Family Geraghty Family Gesumaria Family The The The The 76 Patrons Mr. 81 Mrs. Rocco Giacomino Mr. John Gill 81 Family Mr. Patrick Gilmartin Mr. 81 Mrs. William Gilroy Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Giuca 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Glinane 81 Family Mr. Thomas Gliozzo 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. William Goehler 81 Family The Golden Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Lee Goodrich 81 Family The Gordon Family Mr. Michael Gordon Mrs. Margaret Gorman 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. James Gormley Mr. John Granite 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy C. Graves Mrs. Catherine Green 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Greene Mr. 81 Mrs. N. Greubel Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Griffin Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Grossenbacher Mr. Thomas Guerriero Mr. 81 Mrs. Salvatore Guido 81 Family Mr. -Raynor Gundersen Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Guzzardo The Halligan Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Hammond 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Christopher Harney The Harrigan Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Hartmann 81 Family The Heinlein Family Mr. 81 Mrs. T. P. Higgins 81 Family The Hill Family Mr. 81 Mrs. George Hoefner 81 Family The Huggard Family Mrs. Frank A. Hughes Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin Hughes Mrs. Mary Imperato Mrs. James E. Ivory Mrs. Clara Jablonski Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Jaeger Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Jeffers 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. William Jesinkey Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Jewell Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Jones The Joyce Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin Judge 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. P. Judge 81 Family Mr. William P. Judge Mrs. Rosa Karga Mr. 81Mrs. Joseph A. Keane Mr. 81 Mrs. William Keane The Kelly Family Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kelly Mr. James P. Kennedy Mrs. Lucille Kennedy Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Kenny 81 Family The Keough Family The Kiffer Family Mr. 81 Mrs. James A. Killen Mr. 81 Mrs. John Killwey 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. George T. King 81 Family 81 Mrs John Ki Mr. . pp Mr. 81 Mrs. John J. Kneafsey Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip J. Knoetgen . 81 Mrs. F. Koehler Kohler Family Mr The The Kostolini Family The Kraus Family Mr. William Lake 81 Family The LaMonica Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Laneri Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward F. Lantier Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Lantier 81 Family Mr. Joseph Latona 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. David J. 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Witt Mrs. Margaret Wollman Mr. James Wrafter Mr. Leo Wrafter Miss Margaret Wrafter Mr. Patrick J. Wrafter Mr. Bernard Wynn fln Memory Oil Mr. Bernard Wynn fln Memory Oil Mr. Bernard F. Wynn Mrs. Catherine Wynn Mrs. Catherine Wynn Y Rev. Benjamin S. Yander Mr. Joseph A. Yeni, Sr. Mr. Henry Yetman Mr. Lawrence Yetman Miss Rita Yetman Mrs. Rita Yetman Mr. Eugene Joseph Young Mr. Lowell Young Z Mr. David Paul Zeterherg Mrs. Louis E. Zeterherg Mr. Louis E. Zeterherg, Jr. Miss Mary B. Zeterherg Mr. Marcello Zullo Mr. Vincent Zullo Mrs. Florence Zurn Off Stage Shot Between the acts of our play, the staff invites you to enjoy that miniature cigar and to stroll about the lobby and take notice of the shadowboxes and bill- boards. The pictures on them are off-stage shots taken at various times during the staging of our play. The cast feels that the fun and training that we enjoyed is reflected as much in these off-stage shots as in the stills of our actual performance. Many of the scenes from here and there of people and spots, cemented our four years at times, upstaging what we have in- cluded in our acts. S 100 ,f-'SM' Mrs. Marjorie Berry, Librarian Library Squad-Massimino, Kneafsey, Brongo. Brother Casimir, Assistant Libra Patrick Hannon, Custodian Frank Martin, Superintendent 102 John Kirmel, Custodian Aumvfnsnnv Q H nssuf 'A 3 ? ,lgggdiws H xii-ng'f,zxn,, Q' fAii3? 5i1f ,f '4 MMM:::mmgmmmf: 1g4Qgg55 ??g1 5fgggd'g513g ,,l1 ?,,?31, Qf3,LQ-if, A v mzly 'H ur En Raine fkllnrwg lfHnr Th Theatre I mn' Bing . ff- Eh? Angvl IS My W0l'lll By 13.4 BLUE m ifroixmans, the I-Izmises, the gwg gpg gone Wiih 'f!'if51'i'1 went Wa of ihe S1i?,fIi30 play. Thihiaf? ucesrs used their own money. 5' it is not usaczommorx to spend ,GSU fm Q stzrzzigimi, PEW. NG umm' :gan afford tm amy in busw - :md his own money. '1'h'.4s, nmdevn Angel hafwcomea into gg, E shouid like to give you 21 shy guides of how to handle: this feniy grzzrtzaer. alf the bmtie fm' the Ang-gms? , moot him personmiy ymnselxf. not semi an intewlrmriizmry 50 41 yum' case. This is ax DC:7?SO!lA ' business, You musfc sm!! your. Meet him ouisirie of his ofw wiiwm iw is no Sanger king. him done. if tiwx:0x411'0 f,-L?ae'z's and ihcre: cerizazin to be a ,acre amcmgg- them wkmsea broth- x-1:J.W'5 neighbor lust 55500 in ax v that 020593 uw of Town two ago. ffpress the Angel ,with the ser- nesss of your mission. D0 noi about the bush. Be frank, Tell you want him io invest. If heg ot iH991't'SflGd, :imp the ssubjocii 5 your energy for the next fifty apezctfs. Do not bee discouraged? we or more iumdrawnss. You fp have-' ixetefstiaxai foriitude. lucas' of a wwent succefis com-Q ned to me about zu ziireamcrr Who! making life miserable for hi,m.2 But, he added, if it were easy to be with the play, its points of view, the a producer there would be huncirszdsi characters, the actors who couid of them, poriray the rolex. Famiiiarize ymumelf, thomugialy, sfforrtinexed on page 369 CONWMTY THEATRE MAKES FUR BETTER CGMMUNEUES lsiditm-'s Noie: , Aifzvzri Stern was for 5 years a E member of the Pr0dm:ti0n Staff of Ekadiu City Music Hall, which nr- gzzinizati-on he joined at the age of Iii. He served as Account Executive ion Eniertainm-en: Specialist far me N, Y. Wsrlrys Fair in 2939 and '40 and RI1fVi?fiKi1lKI1i'!'Klt Speciaiisst for the 'Ts-aasun-fs War Bond Wedge ilfzampaign in 194142. As an member mf the ET. S. Third Axmgfs Pllhlilf Rafaii-axis Smstiam. he was awarded bath the Bronze Star amd She N. Y. State Consgzicuous Serv' ice Medai. He has produced, direct- ed and cizaigrned more than a score of ceiebratiom and dramatic spec- tacles for communities. industries, civic and charifabic? organizations thrnugixout America. He heads the 2 Division of Indusbtrial Showman- ship of Baldwin and Mermey, N. Y. Pubiic Relations concern. 5 literature, music and art Svprizxg from the pfecpie: andham esfsemtiaily an expression of am 'particular folk -.f .f .f- ,f.fv-4-:-: :-.- ff: .-- : : :: J-4-rf:-.f .f 9 fr: ,ff 4-.f:.f :::v- .f :Q-.-Y rr SPACE GRABBERS SCOREBOARD Fhis compilation of the top AA-- .-----,,--,..--- ,. -..W ,.,.,,,, ten press agents each month isQ ,ed upon the number' of releases brokenghy them in the !y newspapers. NTH1 ENDING DEC. 31,,19-19. Gentiemen Prefer . BQncies fMzmeyfs South Facific: QMUPU Rat Race 51.90 Friedmanq Caesar and Cleopatra fI ieldsE Texas Lil' Darling' fDfZYf'IYl811f Me Kate Glossy Los? in ihe Starr, fivieiidsj Vuhwet Giove Clacohsoixj 'foush ami Go fMa'smeyJ- I. Know My Love Clieidtb VEfZMBI?lR,' i9-19 'Regina 0-Voife Eiaufmanb If Know Love Eiieidtj South Pacific Qivioky Tixat Lady QSimonj Whom In The Stars Qlfieldsj Yfexas Lil' Darling 1Dorfrmm3 The Father QKarl Bernstein? Genikmzen .Prefer Blondes Ciklaneyj Missa Liberty Qifielzisb Browning Version Glacobsqnj FGBER, 1949 Qrowning Version Lfzlcobszexal Regina EWQIEQ Kaufrnanb Touch and Gov QNQQIUGYJ ' Montserrat QManeyJ South Pacific: livfoky Death of za Salesmzpn iProctorJ Love Life iiieidty Lost in' the Stars' CFie1ds3 Rhfanhwn- f'lZ'.'wnmmxif,x - ia 5. ii. Miss Liberty fIi ie!ds1 7. Goodbye My Fximzy f1I3'icahisE 1 Diamfmd L23 QDULU 39. Lend an Ear CSM: Friedznzmj 210. Lost in the Stars Ufieldsj QAUGUST, 1949 21 8, . South Pacific fMokj Kiss Me Kate QROSSU 3. Bliss Liberty fFieldsJ Qfiefbective Story fLeo Fried- many 5. Death of a Salesman QP.x'octntJ 4. 36, Born Yesmerduy lKa1'1 Qvxvzs- 5 mini Lend an Ear iSum Friedmzanj iii. Blister Rob-:ez-ts 11.00 Friecimam QZEO. E'viaciwoxrxmx of Chuillnt fili- monk fstmv, 1949 1. Miss Liberty CI?'ieldsj 2. South Pacific iMokj 33. Lend an Ear QS:1m Friedznanj 4. Kiss Me Kate QRQSS5 Detective Story LLQQ Fri,-gd- ' man! fi. Salesman CLPrQctorl 7. Bum Yesterday iDczrfmazxj 8. Fuxmzagaopgsin fJQe Roberts? 9. Cabalgata Uviyarnsj 210. Mister Roberts, CLeo Friedmanj JUNE, E949 ' gl. South Pacific Uviokl F21 Miss Liberty fFields1 the Girls Go illollb' cxziiure, Theatre, the biendinii Of the visuai amd oral arts, is cf course an extension of the same elements, but all too often U. S. commercial theaizre overlooks or chooses io ig- nore thin baqic fact which makes E . 39 L . , Ef0l51Hl!'x2ZiIl ifientification and :merely 2 izzvnriabiy ihc mmxt t3'9.20iiQ!S5fl11.' I Q gxaczkczgm, emraneouh and glomy fiction. WHUQ this to serve Efima-:iway and the film facwries afier a fashion, it 5:15214 to reflect the czuiturai herimge of .fa,mc1'is:a and Lfifzcreforre can not hope to satisfy the genuine ermterftfxinment needs of our pcmple. The dwindiing' returns afxihezztricai mad iours as wail as the gezzesral slump in mo, tion picture box 'office gzrosses offer rmxtizfrznaticzrl proof of this Conn vicrtion. Yet in the face of these cie- ciinea, communiiy projects, be they musich drama or dance festivals, hissioric spmztacles or ethos' true expressions sf the people' who creams and present thifzn, receive wide sappavt.-1 believe in active, not Npalasive theatre. I belieevm inthe varimm forms of fllfk theatre, and what is more, I belie've'the folks should be in it. I have seen how such theatre serves as :fm potent force for the im'p1'ov'ement of com- munity- problems and a Source of inspiration for all participants, Detroit had been fhe scene of much racial unrest, anti-Negro riots which shocked the Nati the city? admizxistmtion. prime objective We determi combat this deplorable coz As our desire we chose to a huge histnric spectacle es written for the occasion titled J'Song of Our City. 900 focal actors, singers a ' ers pariicipated in thr packed performances in Olympia Arima where cki' 060 persons saw the story own ezommuuiiy and th who built it, Detrnitfs Ili. :related not alone in ter ' 'great men ami st.irr1'ng e nwre particularly, we dvarmxtized the day to day cont1'ibuiLioi1s of the many and varied 'national and racial groups which together buii the community. I For the first time in the histo of the city, white and Negro che sang together. Due to the war, the spl voices of Dcetroitk German si g societies had not been hea in public for several years, but in 'Song of Our City these Amerm icans of German extraction once more wejoincd the cmmmunity and incidentaily wdre greeted by an ovation., A ' Hamlramck, a suburb of Defmit, with one of the largest Polish nrvmxlnfinne in Q-ha TT: S2 I-.QA.1-L-nm 1 F 1 5 3 3 5 5 E By 'DANIEL sum When peopie are czompiimentwy abbut THEATRE WORLD I feel like passing out cigars. That's my baby. When they praise the choice nf picture and layout and when i 'CQZE 'tizfern Pve been doing it ali my life, I always get the same puzzled reaction, T H 'HI A T R E WORLD is only five volumes mid, but Five been keeping my own pez'- sonzai records with programs, clip' pings, pictures and comments since ij was ien years old, and that goes hack a year or two or three. One of my earliest recollectiozxs was being taken to 21 vaudeville show one matinee by my mother and seeing zz beautiful brunette in the stage. My was a n wx. I untii he Kxileagi was .before A1 Julian Eltingge a bridal gown on mothear told me it W'0UlCi1'l'C 'Eehewe it off his wig. That Woods diswovered and named zz theatre for him after making a fortune with him in, a piay called The Fzzscinaizing Widow. 5 The first play I ever recorded in my nova-book was HMacushla starrirgg Chauncey Oicott, who 'sang something: wonderful'xacc0rxj.- ing to my report. Marie Cahill in 4 i7heN Opera Ball was 'just as ifumzxy and wonderful as ever! Fri seen her before remember. Billie Burke in The Runaway was very sweet' and her leading man, 'good' Of Rose C. Aubrey Smith the pretty young of Panaman I places? She was in will go m the pre- gram as Fav Held .ad 'pretty in The Marionettes, actress on the Mantel? Act IV dancer' and there was a giri in the chorus named Jeanne Eagles. Don, aid Brian was 'a good dancefand gobd looking' in The Siren, and leading lady, Julia Sanderson was 'also a good dzmcerj H, B5 Warmer was 'great' in The Ghost B1'Q2'i.kl?2'f?', and fm WHS RiC112iTv'i Bennett in Damaged Goods. Q Within The Law was 'zz clever idrama acted by a good cast with ghffzzrgaret Ilington, Romance 2 I E 3 3 3 a 5 with 1701-55 Ixeanne was the most xvondexful play Tve ever seen? Fritzi Scheff on zz vssudeviiie biil was 'a very good siizgezz' The How- ard Brothers were 'very' funny' iq The Passing Show of 1912.9 Julia Deana in Bought And 'Paid Fw was ' 'za great actress and next to Nazimova ihe best cm this smgel Mrs. Fiske, IE. HI. Smthrazrn, Julia Marlowe, May Irwin, Eddie Foy, Elsie: Ferguson, Henry Milier, Blanche Ring, Raymond Hitchcock, Marie Dressimrr, Grace Gedrgn, Montgomery and Stone, Christie MacDonald, Otis, Skinner, Mrs. Leslie Carter, William F avershar: Ceciiia Loftus, Nora Bayes, Ros' Sthai, Margaret Anglin, Nance Oi. Neil were all magic names Q31 my worid of the theatre. Everyone and everythirig lbelhind footlights very good, great or wonderfhi to me in those days. My only zzcivezrsea criticism up to my fifteenth year was buried at DeWc-If Hopper wiwrn I dismissed with one Word: 'rotten 1 And now I come to the period in my thezxtregoing when I began discovering people ---- groundwork ng doubt for my present picking ' ' 'PQ for mg persoixahtscm , WORLIJ. Julian EL sgjady in The Crimea Q 'ern unusual q'.1aii,tp emma Eagles. Fran-- e in 'The Lady Wir ed a better part. Lily Lzmgtry in' 2 sketch Askew was who 'will probably rain'-his name Alu Underclassmen program spells it si on page 363 TION' T THE Ill. F U THEATR ra :::V:::-:: : :::::-: :.- :: ff: By NICHOLAS BIEL old sh as might he deemed desirabl d possible . . . and from- If full employment all the time is the aim of :LN theatrical xmizms from the Dzmnatists' Guild to the Stage Hands, in order to keep their fmembers solvent and their gwn treagsurieffmb full, a 'iast theatric- al co-operative effort' is the only avefall solution. coast to coast. Until the shoxgs opened no salaries of any kind fo any one would bc: paid, But as socm as rncmey started coming in to the box offices everyone conf nectar! with the production af: hand Qwould receive full union pay re- Etroactive to the day be started Y AA QM MM-MA WA had work. And after production and 72a PLA umm. 74a ew C I ass 701 Front Row: Paschal Cama, Vincent Cama, John Cady, Edward Daughton, John Reece, Thomas Rossiter, Ralph, Brescia, Cornelius Kneafsey, Patrick Cocomero. Second Row: John DeLury, William Dooley, Leo Keegan, Robert Goeller, Daniel 0'Keefe, William Roos, James a ' McGuire, Edward Scanlan, Giulio Guido, Thomas Harrigan. I , , '- Third Row: John Adams, John Hickey, Thomas O'Hare, Joseph Lanahan. Anthony Hoffmann, Richard Ferguson, V Y , Gerald Nugent, Eugenelflughes, Edward Strauss, Joseph Scafidi. Back Row: Wallace Buck, Harr B ' ' y eaton, James Thornton, Bernard Wynn, Wllllam Heaviside, George Hughes, Gerald Brady. dn., .45 'N nxt! C lass 7 l Front How: Anthony Sgarlato, John Enter1in,'John Ercoliani, Francis O'Brien,4,Joseph Lenihan, Myron Cancilla' John Meanen, Kenneth Knoetgen, Hugh J. Carroll. Second Row: James Myles, William Lee, James J. Barrett, Donald Buxton, Vincent 0'Neill, Joseph Harth Herbert A. Connolly, Eugene Boccard., William Guthy, Ernest Brooks. Third Row: William Ryan, Anthony Capece, George Berntsen, John Maholic, Alfred Bolton, Reynold Martini, Edward Fee, Paul DeLuca, Nicholas Wocella, James McGowan. Back Row: John Power, Charles McPartlin, John Gillen, Theodore Kowalczyk, Anthony Brancato, Richard Duckett, Frank Surace, Edward Kelly, John Battel, Raymond Gorman, Anthony Romano. ' - ' QNX- f ,W . gg 1 as-wwf 7 9 K gag QEAYBKLL 11 Zimaf Meow fm M8 4 Class GOI F font' Row: Thomas A. Kelly, Patrick F. Miller, Michael Travers, Gerald V. Laudato, Joseph Massimino, Francis D. Burzynski, John T. Brogan, Paul J. Cavagnaro, Alfred D. Pascale. Second Row: Anthony Ferrantino, Theodore Daszewski, John Rooney, Richard Morris, Edward Bolger, John Cione, Michael J. McNamara, Richard Reseska, John Wrafter, John Finley. . . Third Row: Thomas Johnston, Peter Ferrara, John Biesty,'Frederick Marchione, John Basil, Edward P. Aguilone, Thomas Mulligan, Gerard Baxter, Michael P. Quinn, Francis Burke, John A. Meehan. Back Row: John J. Abruscato, William Keane, Austin Maher, John Maher, Alfred Powers, Arthur Cunning, William T. Heenan, William J. McCormick, Patrick McLaughlin, Francis Swaine, John J. Fugelsang, Wilfred J. Hammond, Timothy J. Cashman. as Front Row: William Stearns, Donald Hendricks, Michael Santulli, Paul Berzins, Joseph Giglio, Joseph Bell, Alfred Monaco, Joseph Lee, Paul Keiley. Second Row: Donald Lavecchia, Matthew Lassandro,,Kenneth,,Smith, Peter Sullivan, George Ambery, Thomas Bligh, Thomas Ansbro, Michael Brongo, Franklyn Ingalls, Eugene Burns. J Third Row: William Hudson, Joseph McGrath, Stephen Walsh, John Brennan, William Haggerty., Brendan McKenna, Brian Tenner, Richard O'Rourke, Martin Langan, Robert Burns, Joseph -Bova. Back Row: John Kilgallen, John Umstetter,'Joseph Barrett,-, Martin Fahy, James O'Connor, Philip Degati, John Dunleavy, Edward Melone, Arthur Maddaloni, Paul McEnery, Richard Skroly, Richard Walsh. Y Zlllllll ffl sw mt ga-tv :dv 7 ' Front Row: John Mulvehill, Thomas Greene, Donald Gallagher, Michael ' Ward, David 'McCabe, James Lane, Pascal Esemplare, George Mikkelsen, William Reidy. Second Row: Benedict Pollio, Kevin Sheridan, Bernard McMahon, Edward Gordon, Anthony Cennamo, Edward - Buckley, .lames Mangan, Gerard Smith, Eugene Von'Lmdern, Thomas Reynolds. or Third Row: Walter Smalley, Daniel Kelly, John DeRiso, Robert Waegelin, Francis Cullen, Don Jones, Harry Bolten, Robert U1rich,,John Doyle, Guy De Pascale, Thomas O'Malley. V Back Row: Donald Campion, David Zeterlierg, Arthur Sluckbury, William Wickham, Carl Alonge, Ronald Beattie, John Lynch, Thomas Burnett, William Victor, Gerard Frost, George Potts, Louis Romano. ,Y f. Jccztw A1311 776 C qi Mi. M 341133 J S C ,fp - '- ' , v ,, 1 'f-N., H, Front Row: Achilles Schiano, James Cordon, Frederick Gulino, John Roache, Joseph D'Addar1o, Thomas ,Wallace,,V ' Vincent Blood, Salvatore Astarita, Louis Marino. V ' 1 ' Second Row: Brendan O'Connor, Kenneth Dempsey, John Dooley, William Kraus, John Judge, Pasquale Toscana, t ' Robert Bowe, James Unterweger, Edward Hunter, James McManus. ' im I I A Third' Row: . Edward Bohan, Lion McCullough, John Rudden, John Newman, Edward Politio, Paul Bueflgleg Francis Maresca, Richard McCaffery, Robert Renehan, Douglas 0,Connell. V I A Back Row: John Fraas, Francis Bernard, James Stagle, Richard Delaney, James McDonnell. Class 401 Front Row: John Cole, George Genovese, William O'Neill, Charles Joaeph Saner, Thlomagl I A Harry' Walters, Ronald Strother, Charles McCarry. ' Y ' Second Row: Hugh Crean, Raymond Albrecht, Paul Guzzardo, John - ' Parder, Philip Aquinas, Joseph Terris, , William Burke, Charles Cunningham, Thomas,Ahern, Thomas Cooney. ' Third Row: James Dixon, Robert Fulton, Daniel Caravaggio, William Malerese, Anthony Scotto, Robert Reggio Donald Cook, Peter Imperato, Frederick Melahn, James Neylon. Back How: William Neugebauer, Thomas Powers, Herbert Jaeger, James Karga, Robert Kennedy, Constantine De Mairo, Raymond Huggard, John Murphy, John Heinlein, Joseph Heinlein. L ,W I 5 4 Front Row: Raymond Boehm, William Nigro. Roy front-is, Ilichardi Pulrirk 07Sh8ughH-QSSY, .lfgeltly A ' L' Lydon, AlfrediGrossenlmacher. Robert Trigg. Rolnert Joyre. Y M 59601111 RQw:i Leo Chambers, J I H. ll om 1 igan. Salvatore Testa. Ronald-Ryan. John lVIf'Grisken,iBernard Gormley, V .lohn Duffy, Franais Dana. Francis Mm-Convery, Michael 'Callaghan W ' , 3 Back Row: Charles O'Shea, Edward N01zm.tR01,et-t O'Neill. Donald Brett. John Rorke, Francis Hughes, Thomas , Gilroy, George Massey, Charles Trentecosle, Robert Tamulinar, Cornelius Curran. f , f K, , 1 ,, lla!! CIass4O Front Row: Thomas Ingalls, Henry Snpowit, Thomas Higgins, James 0'Donnell, John Sousa, Robert Goodrich Second Row: John Rimkunas, Robert Crugnale, Henry Girnler, John Goydas, Richard Salica, Richard Wiseman V Robert Schutte, Donald Young. Third Row: John Boland, Thomas McCuirk, John Curry, John Kaczynski, David Healey, Kevin Conners, Phillip Guica. Back Row: William Foley, Edward Lennon, Robert Campbell, Bernard McKenna, William Reilly, John Stauf- fenberg, Patrick McCullogh, Thomas Maher. ' ' 1 , i aa 5 t Front, Row. Thomas Maughan, Richard Crawford, George Boltman,,M1c,hael Breslin, Edward Nallan, Vincent ' I , DeMaria, Francis Fahy, Robert Barklage, Thomas Collins. - , V Second Row: William Richter, John McCormick, Ronald Nutting, -Alfred .McNerney, Joseph xKeane, Robert - Hill, Frank Clark, Ray Ardizzone, Richard- Walsh, John Sullivan. - Third Row: James Ward, John Flynn, Ronald Corbett, Thomas Molen, Charles McMarrow,, John Mooney, -C f V Edward Jones, Thomas Dockery, John T,wohy,,Larry Hegarty. ' t A ' V A Back Row: James Marino, Rocco Ciacomino, George McNulty, William Grogan, John Rush, James ' Murphy, George Weber, Robert Burke. Q ,W W 1 R W ' C I ss 3 O3 is FTPV A . . ,,c:'fF'1 ' -2 . af fiat Q Q f . -Y , all , vii? 'ea s X W W' gf f 2 xg5Q'fvrfM ' 'S ,kgtflfgegf Front Row: Jerome Salvate, Calvin Nathan, Walter Arlia, Edward Hayes, George McNiff, Charles Cesumaria, A A V . James Bell, Timothy Mahoney. - Second Row: Richard Russo, John, Mallica, 'James McCutcheon, Edward Cullen, John Murphy, James Flynn, s James Brunhuber, Terence McNamara, Francis Taylor. Back Row: Patrick Costello, James Callahan, Benito Tiheri, James White, George Rehm, William McDonald, Richard Murphy, James Gilmartin, Herbert Cerardi. A L la, AND GXRL Front Row: Cennaro Attanaslo, Robert Swanzey, James Colden,iUmberto Fioravanti, VincentiYoscano, Vincent Healey, James McNelis, Edgar Micallef, Robert Toscano. A I Second Row: Charles Jones, Bruce Williams, William Dillon, Joseph Cotter, Donald Regan, Roger Ghiggeri, Francis Murphy, Edward Nooney, Peter Barker, Raphael Sabia. Back Row: Lawrence Yetrnan, Philip Kennedy, Peter Meagher, John Gallagher, Edward Somers, -Harry,Whitto,n, Kennethyliauke, JohnfPeyton, Richard fMcCormaclg.,-5 , . - A 714 PL illtlhla 7,,Y'egL'zc ClasS2OI Front Row: John LeFever, John Killwey. Luis Colahella. John Cosgrove, Raymond Brennan, Richard Mitchell, Bruce Brerelon. James M1-Govern. John Krettin. Second Row: Michael Murphy, Francis Gaudell. James Ferrone. Salvatore Levatino, Andrew Caporossi, Thomas Sullivan, James Walsh, Francis Caminiti. Natale Buro, Joseph Kanabroeki. Third Row: James Altonji, James Healy. Wayne Wisdom. Paul Prosseda, Walter Erckert, Michael Angelone, Carl Crasso, Joseph lnlbicali. Thonias Coyne, John Panza, Vvilliam Flanagan. Back Row: Edward Hagmann, Percy Desmond. Jr.. John Borgheri, Ronald Berger, Frederick Battenfeld, Martin McGraih, Blaise Marc-hese. Eugene Dougherty, John Isola, Harry Rusticio, John Pertain, John Rode. Cla ,!?Q:, . ', ,yy I f J qs: V ' ' ' f ,.,wQv-Q-eegfiilifiiigfg r , M, -0.-qvflvfiwapxnir-1 Y t L ,go ' Q s2?:'i,:w-1-N V , , , ,P ff. . . . in - - as 7752 K lg,l5 - E62 B X M .. 3735 ,V t, G QL A me 7446604 7653!-Q 1 - .55 , f -. -f 571. , , W4 I kiqfz ,:SQ.,, - . gi J I ,, 5, I -- ,f 4, , 'V , ,395 eff t .wt In me M ,W M, is A 51 V Fw '-1' M - 25,5 rx., W V4 K i 2251 rf N ,li 15 'E ' f 5.3 - QI Zia 15 PWS W N W e Q-5:g1ggQ1,gL.w Af- N . ,fu 1ifg..ii:.hE+il'eW' , 1 ,,,Q,.g,.w - x 'fb ss 203 Front Row! Robert Watt, John Marcotte, Thomas Monte, Joseph Ryan, '-'A James Green, George Berglextner, Arthur Broun. Second Row: Thomas Reilly, Jerome Butler, Richard Smith, Albert Doumas, Peter McGovern, J osephiDaidone, Angelo Casale. Back Row: Robert Chirico, Arthur 0'Reilly, Donald Masullo C , harles Kohler, George R0 V Joseph Lichardi. - se, Daniel Herbert, C I as s 2 O 5 Front Row: William Skerrett, John Christy., James Dowdall, John O'Brien, Allan Rosteing, Thomas Quagliariello, Thomas Aylward, Joseph Capasso, Barrington Boucher. Second Row: Ralph Pascucci, Vincent Kostolni, Charles O'Rourke, Gerald Richardson, Raymond Gill, John Malagraph, Charles Conry, James Ivory, Gene' Laneri, John Costello. , , Third Row: Kenneth McDonough, Frederck' Kohl, Arthur Flaherty, George Ward, Charles Brown, Regis Cacace, . John Cosgrove, Joseph Norton, Ralph Maresco, Robert Green. Back Row: George Blundell, John O'Grady, Thomas Taylor, Anthony Damasca, Martin Mackin, Vincent Zullo, Joseph Vulpis, Donald Kelly, Frederick Meyer, Vincent Sortino. 207 Front Row: K evin Langan, Joseph Clark, William Proefriedt, lfrank'-llacono, John McCann,-'John Kelly, Ralph ' W, - ' Ferro Walter Doole K ' M , y, evm oyles. V Second Roto: Robert Lynch, Robert Harney,-Cha,rles Smith, Patrickj Bonner, John OiBrien, John Rothstadt, l-l: no .oxo 3 ..,' o , I ,w Robert'Conti, Nxrnaioyfliazzetta, Howard'Mo6re,JamesfQuinn'i m J ThirdQYRtow: Patrick 0'Siillivan, Richard Spinelli, Salvatore Sinatro, Charles Buckmonn, Kenneth Robinson, Carl 1 X . Mango, Leon Zylinski, Donald ,Walsh, Donald C-apatosto,,Thomas John. ' R' ' Back: Ro1lQ:1 Richard flttardi, Michael Cord A R V 'R ' ' on, A aynor Gundersen,..Ronald E1chom,'John Drum, James Royleui ' , Michael Caglianone, Robert Millard, Thomas Cox, Thomas Flaherty. I ' ' - c lass :ol A Front Row: Paul Considine, MichaelJFay, Ken Kleinlein, Arthur Grant Robert O'Neill Anthony Keck Ste ha , K 9 s P n I ,, I V ' aly, Robert Dunnigan, Daniel McCole. V ' ' , Second'rRowi Edward Ahrens, Thomas Nix, Francis Serpico, James Dillon, John Philhin, Michael Flaherty, Lawrence Flynn, James Rowley, Alfred Gangi, William Clancy. Third Row: Edward Robins, Robert Pelizza, Thomas McDonnell, Joseph Wahl, Frank'LaCarte, Alfred Logozo, H . Carmine '-Rainone, Salvatore, VVaccaro,,William Tadler, James Hanrochan, John Donohne. H Back' Row: Michael Driscoll,RohertMFrank, Philip Smyth, John Cannon, James Brennan, John Kennedy, Edward Gallagher, George DeLeva, Martin Gillan James McShane Tho M , , mas anen, Anthony Infranco, Joseph Quigg. 2 IOS Front Row: Manuel Gabriel. Matthew Donol1uegiJames Cray, John Holden, Richard Peters, Edwardibolen, V Richard Hodgens, John Romano, Robert Damiano. Second,Row:- Francis Radwick, Thomas Hefferman, -,Gerard'Gannon, Fenton Hibbets, Pahl' Wells, Michael, Rainsford, Robert 0'Connell, Thomas Meehan, John Bianchi, Robert Bianchi, Jeremiah Keleher. ' Third Row: Joseph Fayden, Robert Riegel, Robert Cahill, Robert Carey, Francis Cunningham,-Fredericki Frankie, Bernard' McCoy, Edward Korn, Michael Troy, John McGowan, Edward Lourdes, Michae1 Flore' Back Row: Arthur Siciliano Peter Karl E F , t , rnest olli, Robert Kilgallin,hSalvatore Maruo, John Brincat, Edward Ehrenberg, Albrico Sessa, John Drohan, George Nizovitz, Joseph Venturelli, George Closter, Jack-Mona ' K K I ghan.-A., a Class IO .Front Row: Arthur Micallif, Howard Gould, Thomas? Clatterley, A'AA John Krouse, Vincent Esposito, 'Donald Casey, - Joseph Catarco, Anthony? Kelly. ' . m ' Second Rows' James Smith, John Darraugh, John Leonard, Francis Puydak, George Christensen, Donald 0'Keefe, J ' Michael Giffone, John Duffy, John Coleman. J A Third Row:1,' Joseph Rattigan, Eugene Vorrasi, Thomas Feeney, 'Patrick Curran, Lawrence, Mancini, Johns Raf- , , lts V ferty, John Deane, ,Ernest Lukasched, Robert Donnelly, George Brown, I ' V Fourth Row: Michael Kirby, Robert MeDonald, Thomas Petersen, ,Theodore Heim, Richard'sGuilfoyle,sThomas Downs, Peter Palmento, Hugh McAulery, James Gallagher, William Devlin. Back Row: Arthur Rouse, Vincent Tullo, John Muller, J h W ' ' ' o n enek, Kevin 0 Loughhn, Donald Flynn, Frederick I Rizzo, Carl Boznanski, John McCadden, Edward Stack. , 193' x', wr? 1 eg x 1 we R Kizi-X M 41, ' e i f,.V , gg: . Wqggffggww 121, M QW ff 6 ik -mai P W at T YEL,-1-1. .PN ffl Th Galvani Society REV. BROTHER LOUIS. O.S.F. Moderator The Galvani Society, under the direction of its moderator, Brother Louis O.S.F., has won recognition and honor among the Prepsters for their work in the field of science and for their energetic school spirit. Besides their study projects and research, they go on field trips, visit museums and scientific exhibitions. They present scientific plays, and conduct roundtable discussions on current science news. The year of work and play is concluded by the annual Christmas Party, one of the most- successful projects of the term. Their fine work, energy, and spirit make certain a brighter future in the world for these experimentalists today, the scientists of tomorrow. ' 'L , ,V ' 'F--1'- f,.., L' , I 'I . Q tif V4 - pg K Q i X ah' fr A . W' ,Q R3 was ' ' mt .tvf is 2 1: uf ff T if F .Tfsi , ,y 'i , j Jr , ' ,t r . ylxl: A . .X Q X -J I My is 1. ' st A sewn ' ' ' ' ' V LISP ! '-I' in ' L T- T 21, t , 5 gig yzxkui K, ' A' :-'fx',Y i,1 .t, ,. QNX v,, L My :XIMMIZ g '35 ,M ri if ' I' 5245! . t Adel a dash oi hitters Flaherty, Meyer, Tamulinas. Formula time for the Terrier hamster Brother Louis, Morris, Ferguson, Lee, Buckley. Theres an Amoeba In your future Cangi, Mikkelson. N A Gee! that Godfrey's funny Buckley, McGinn, Kleinlein And there off at St. Francis Buckleyj Flaherty, Meyer. 125 ., C - FATHER MARCELLTIS, O.F.M av Spiritual Dlfecwr The Third Order The Third Order Secular was instituted by Saint Francis of Assisi, providing a rule of life for the laity who cannot enter the religious life and wish to follow the rule of Saint Francis. The purpose of the Third Order is to make oneself more religious in all ways. The Third Order have their meetings in Our Lady of Angel's Chapel in Saint Francis on the second Thursday of each month. The meetings are opened with special prayers, followed by a sermon by Father Marcellus, O.F.M. Cap., the Spiritual Di- rector, who in closing, oiiiciates at Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament and is assisted by Prep Tertiaries. Follow- ing the meeting, the Third Order has a round table discussion in the Prep gymnasium. The moderator of the Third Order is Reverend Brother Benignus, O.S.F., and the officers of the 194-9-50 season were: Charles Gliozzo, Prefectg Francis Smith, Novice Master, Gustav Rwspitha, Secretary, and Stephen McCarthy, Treasurer. The officers for the Spring term are: Prefect, Cornelius Kneafseyg Novice Master, Robert Renehang Secretary, Edward Fee, Treasurer, Richard Ferguson. Y cexxgio rsW'fAa5 'i.?ZR Row:RevQn3 Yffmili Pagev- Ff01lgA. C3160 Baglff Nxofthis capaxg l 05- '. hafA 1 Yfin hgt e 4105 eV Banker sa ee, B N10 T. Profession Ceremonies lcllard Fel, Oflleliug K g he f ward Aquilolgson. Back if sey, Vincenf' g,'1Q'2H Renelggj gfonc Row: C Ed ' 9 . C X'9 X' - Lowshavi Bl , 05 ' iiitliiamf, 126 B101 ata Y .9 uscg. Eitiignlggchata Veil The Camera Club The Camera Club can truly be labeled as one of the backbone organizations of St. Francis Prep. Rev. Brother Cletus, O.S.F. moderates the lensmen, O'Keefe, Barkelage., Gesumario, Gallagher, Maresca, Adams, Prosseda, Schiano, Reese, O'Malley, Quagliariello, McCole, Tullo, Hanrahan, DeRiso, and Greene, in their work. They are of invaluable service to both the San Fran and Seraph staffs in shooting, copying and blowing up their pictures. The Camera Club has gained a high position here, at the Prep, for their photographic work on the religious posters which adorn the school walls. One of the chief operations of the Camera Club is the training of underclass members in the prin- ciples of photography, so that they may carry on in the footsteps of the graduating members of the staff. Tony Schiano served as President for the winter term and Danny 0'Keefe has taken on the chores of top photog since Tony's graduation. John DeRiso runs one through the soup for the Seraph . X6 go? K 5 95 G ' 5 . 1, 1 was ' gem' swat . 0, rave xx Z Wit 962211, 0 ls 066112 egggiavsexaqfsssga' Ska 99993, W kgowi ow: Y' csc? Fr0l'g3acli R a - , 'fgwesca 127 W mmf W mc. Front Row: Mr. Valenti, Moderatorg McDona Harth, Marchione, Strauss, Murphy, Mr. Ra ano, Moderator. Middle Row: Scanlan, Kno gen, O'Neill, Buxton, Hughes, Grean, Esempla Lee. Back Row: McDonnell, Adams Finl Gorman, Schultz, Fee, Hickey, Madzlalone, Bolton. fx ubl Hoffman .dl 4? LaMagna, Biggin- 0.52 MA ,qi ,, HurlCY, , ,Harmh, Schvlfr D ff, Stfndlnghgtlxhxn Siningl Blggm, dexrmy Fmley,M U-issey, Moderator, Roman Mr. 0 Mimon. Qi C QE 'E Basketball -Q, i Scene I Ed Aquilone Left Guard -. .,-iv .- 1,4 -f 'N N 130 ' J k ac Pren erv Center Frank S Right C in , KST ez: J, 2 if iffgiziza? H 2 V 6 Tom Doyle Left Forward Dick Duckett Right Forward , W www W ..., , , it if 'I The Play's The Thing 131 -. Ei w N 5-'ef , ,,.,. A 1 -. ' ff 4 W zll V . ff' gr ,. ' R ' E ,, 'uf , nk- ,,k' - 1 , ,M -1' .,,:, - , w .,,-.. I H . , is , , ,H- K . ir 4015 1 . . V ,N +1114 2- Qwffm , . Y , xg wawfgy 2 if ev x f A 'A' M FQ, we 4 f- wx as A X sw fb 03 wi I K 2' ,A '55 , 3 k I ff , .f My vw 3 P My - A Q5 Qaivff 5- nf' I F12 2 ' 5 , any , ,f .. , I , K . fo- , A: ,4 5 vp ,EJ I. , , . . , 1 ,w -, , 'vk Q W, . -SA. A vs v 13- w 3 . gre QF? . XWH i 1 A 2 'gym Wy 2 , if X ,Q . . , V f ' Vi 1- Q ga 3 13 Q Q my g 1 Y f :U R 3 ,,,. k , ,4gi.E, Jack Doyle Robert Goehler, John Power, A1 Powers, William Guthy, and Leo Keegan await the next dead ball . Duckett solos for a dence against St. John's Referee confers with Manager Weber as Scorer Melahn and Timekeeper Boland look on. Jay-Vee Lennon, Jones, Cook, Stuchbury, and Rode make ready for the aiternoon's contest. John Rode, high scorer for the J. V. quintet. Frosh -g A combination of wit, talent and the coachin of Chick Keegan, led the Junior Varsity to thei third consecutive Brooklyn Championship. The ended with a 10-1 league record, only to lose to St. Ann's by a 32-30 score in the semi-finals fo the City Championship. Spearheaded by Captain Jack Frass, together with the top scoring of Kenny Rode, 6' 2 cen- ter, the JV scored numerous victories over the Boro's seven Catholic high schools. Their high-' est scoring win was at the expense of Cathedral in a 58-23 game. They met their greatest opposi- tion against St. J ohn's in the second half of thew season and lost the contest 40-31. In the non- league department they defeated the Crown Heighters of Brooklyn Prep in a 38-31 clash. Eddie Jones, Art Stuchbury and Ed Lennon with Rode and Frass made up the starting combination. Constant substitutions kept the winning skein intact as the entire JV squad was prepped for their coming roles as Varsity' regulars. Playmaker Jones outlines a Shure fire scoring play. Standing: Stuchbury, Masulo, Ahern, Burke, Newman. Kneeling: Jones, Dana, Flore, Cook, Higgins, Rode, Lennon MR. DONOVAN Freshman Coach Captain Hagmann uses Photog's time to get a point across. Sitting: White, Costello, Gordon, Callahan, 134 Corbett. Middle Row: Molen, Smith, McNiff, Roth- stadt, Quinn. Back Row: Judge, Dooley, Kehm, Twohy, Murphy, Bayani. V an cene 2 Football Managers Fred Naylor and Tom O'Dea. Line Coach John Bohdiewicz congra- tulates Head Coach Ed Tellier as team is jubilant after victory. Front Row: Mastandino, Raaf, Austin, Doyle, Schaefer, Longo, 0'Dea. Middle Row: Melalm, Witt, Lantier, Murphy, Young, Golgowski, Joyce, Elleto. Back Row: Coach Tellier, Reilly, O'Connor, Fulton, Walsh, Pertain, Boccard, Neylun, Knoetgen, Brancato, Hudson, Skroly, Swaine, Kennedy, Battel,,Frass, Povers, Digatigll' C, f . t mi 1 ..1, f ., Jaeuk Lantier, Big C Brancato UC: Sum' J oe Joyce Dick Scrolly Frank Swain Pat 0'Connor John Eletto The PIay's The Thing is is fi ,mf S.. Dlck Raaf Www ia . Y 35 . 5 Q ,X F v .1 4 Q T. , I Fw., X K ,- 3 9 sh . f , w 1 1- 4. 5,2 u , . xx V :ew Lil N sr 1 H ' s mtl 'J f 1 ,fp a 43 mf' pg.. 4 s 51,6 ' K .41 as SL, ' Mew 1 Y Steve Walsh if? ' Q T , f iiffi, g-- 5 ss ff: fe 1 K ' 'Q K' 1'-. -M-use T' . dh! SQ L . www W H if ' E., , eff? ,pw w- an Gene Young Th Play 's 3352 I ktgi The Thing Q A1 4 ' Powers BROOKLYN PREP For the second year straight our Terriers heat the hopeful 'Brooklyn Prep. A few minutes after the opening punt Dick Witt plunged 7 yards through center for the first marker, after L'Bucky Schaefer intercepted a Prep pass and hrought the ball to the 17 yard line. Charlie Austin's crash of the Crown Heighters line accounted'for the second marker Fighting for a lost cause J ack Wynne accounted for the Blue and White's only TD. ST. JOHNS Once again the Terriers heat their arch-rivals St. .lohn's. Twenty-five hundred were on hand to wit- ness the Terriers whip the poor little Redmen 25-6. Steve Walsh scored the first St. Francis TD on a 23 yard pass from Austin. Dick Witt then added two more markers and .lack Reilly's end run from the 6 yard line added the Hnal tally. Jerry Mayer's pagg :lo Bill Dwyer accounted for St. Johns only touch- own. FAR ROCKAWAY St. Francis once again defeated Far Rockaway this time by a 33-0 shutout. Boh Schaefer tallied the first two and was followed by Joe Longo who made his first of the season. Steve Walsh then intercepted a pass and carried it 65 yards for a TD. The last six points were accounted for hy a pass from Jim O Con nor to J ack Reilly. Tom Dockerey, Al Powers and Dick Witt ran up the extra points. At no time dur1ng the game did the Sea Horses come within 25 yards of scoring. Gerry Baxter NEW DORP New Dorp proved to he the season's Hrst prepared opponent to face the Terriers and held them to a 19-19 tie. Our favorite Joe Longo was the star of the game with 12 points. The tieing touchdown came in the last 5 minutes of the game and was accounted for hy Dick Witt. New Dorp's Paul Perfette scored 2 of their TDs and assisted in the other. CHAMINADE IONA Before two hundred Prep rooters the Franciscan eleven held the favored Iona Club to a 6-6 tie. A scoreless game until the fourth quarter, Charles Austin of the Red and Blue plunged four yards to climax a 68 yard drive. Joe Joyce failed to get the extra point in spite of two tries. 1ona's quarterback Steven Draudt accounted for their tally hy an 18 yard end-sweep. He also attempted the extra point but muifed it. CARDINAL HAYES One of the most heart-breaking defeats was the one suffered hy the Terriers at the hands of Chami- nade. -In the first quarter Witt scored two touch- downs and set the Red and Blue ahead but The Flyers were quick to retaliate with Bill McCarty scoring 13 points. Grover Nulty then scored another and Cha- minade took the lead. Trailing hy seven points in the last quarter Bob Schaefer threw a 39 yard pass to Joe Longo who took it across making the score 19-18. The Prepsters could not get the extra point and suffered their second defeat in a row at the hands of the Cha- minade Flyers. For the second year in a row a widely under est1 mated Cardinal Hayes eleven came across to whip the Terriers. Joe Longo scored two of our three tallies. The first on a 31 yard pass from Charlie Austin and the second on a line plunge from the four, which fol- lowed a 66 yard drive. Jack Reilly scored the third TD. Cardinal Hayes, sparkplug turned out to he Fred Rossetti who hit pay dirt four times. Mal Staf- ford scored two and was followed by Frank Martin and Jack Bianchi who also kicked the extra point. Tom Doc kery JOHN ADAMS This year John Adams proved to be tough and al- most avenged their previous years' defeat by holding the Terriers to a 7-7 tie. The game got into swing when Al Powers broke the ice of the so far scoreless game. It started when Jack Reilly recovered an op- ponent's fumble on the 49. Charlie Austin passed to Powers for a total of 46 yards and Joe Longo com- pleted the additional three hy' running. Joe Joyce kicked the extra point. John Malinowski who scored Adams TD also ranfround end for the extra point. K !'s K- -V -pw 'RW M Nm. SQ? wifi kg. ,Lf V f , ,, X Vx. lluxma ,E-We kvwx ,su Vit, .12 'Hi wx Xa! gg 'wif , J V- . . JA- 2 Q , 454 , yi' 'ip w'AQ'Q'Ni yas J I uk wg J, , 1 , . , , . X Q 4' , 1 .Hg irq xirvx- K li H- 3, - Vw . V ,lf az '4 a A if 'vw mia' ' ' 3 1, - H63 , Q . . 42 2 KA ' Wfxw 'F 5 1, i Q ,., .lr . ,AW ' V ' 'Q M !Q?f.'U2.i .. vga, ,, XX: ggsh , 4? W. A p 'xx T X 'Q xr ,. Q ,ig Ez .M , ,, , . M wwf' wr ju! 7 K W 2 K K g 1 , V x S X w E.. x , 5 2 rx. wi i ii YJML Lwgifiii -w, 'kwiikw QQKWM 4 , KQ, 'S S., mmf 'jk km M A g . M. 17 L' Vi an may . -i W f .fr L ' 4 , , f , . -Ci 1 kfliifw Q V 1 ,A Scene 3 Tom Lynch Roy Francis ,W Charles McPartlin 9 N Q ', ff ,5.5 .f . ,J --1' 5 .,.. ,. Wi 5 Jim McDonough A, . , ii, my .Q gi John Goehler GUS PETE RASPITHA Captain J oe Rorke John Hickey f f .,, as 'fy 9 5' Freshman Team,-Cross Country Front Row: Eichorn, Caglinone, Sullivan, Yetman, Kauke, T. Flaherty, Richter, Fanizzi, Taylor. Second Row A Flahert M Walsh Smith Kanabrocki D Walsh Sullivan a ril Blund ll : . y . . , C b e e . Back Row: Marcotte, Marshall, Breslin, ,Bergleitmerf Green, Profriedt, kylward: Rosteing. Brother Timothy, Tom Heath Brother Anthelm. Coaches 1. V. Team Front Row: Jim McGrath, Joe McGrath, Healy, Joyce, Fee, Astarita. Back Row: Campbell, Maher, 0'Shea, Dixon, Reggio, Sousa. Manager Whitton works on Raspitha's shoe. Jim 0 Connor Steve Walsh Tom Lynch George Clough The Track team hampered by a lack of training space rounded into shape very slowly It was not until the last few meets that they showed their true ability The 880 yd relay team of Steve Walsh Don Campion Kevin Connors and John Stauffenburg took first place ln the Catholic High School Novice Championships In the C H S A A Champ1onsh1ps at Madison Square Garden the six lap relay team of Jim 0Connor, Joe Longo, George Clough and Tom Lynch tied the meet record in winning their heat by 20 yards. In the finals they were leading going into the last lap when Lynch pulled a leg muscle and the team was awarded third in a photo finish. The next week in the P. S. A. L. Meet Steve Walsh replaced the injured Tom Lynch and the team took third in the 1200 yard relay. Roy Francis took second place in the Novice 1000 in the Bronx- Champs. and second in the 880 in the Manuel Meet. Joe Rorke took second in the 880 in the Cardinal Hayes Meet. .lim Myles took medals in the Hayes and Manuel Meets in the High-Jump. Jim McDonaugh Gregg Rice the timer, Asterita the winner. took second in the Novice Mile in the Bronx Meet. The two major meets of the outdoor season are the Seton Hall Relays in South Orange and the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. The Prep will send a sprint, distance, and mile relays, probably, consist- ing of Joe Longo, Steve Walsh, Jim 0'Connor, Tom Lynch, George Clough, .lim McDonaugh, Roy Francis and Joe Rorke. Brother Timothy has high hopes that these boys will bring back from these meets new laurels to match those garnered by Prep teams in the past. Brother Timothy poses with the Penn Relay Team. fi? L,--f Longo to Lynch in the Privates . Lantier talks with the Varsity distance men Co-Captain Jim McDonaugh, .Joe Rorke and Roy Francis before the Catholic High School Meet. x 11 Up and coming sprinters John Stauffenburg, Don Campion and Kevin Connors. Clough to Lynch in the Catho1ics . Everything is under control at the Garden. Jim Myles, holder of the Prep High-Jump record of 5'11M . Scene 4 St. Francis Prep. entered the Catholic High chool Bowling League under the direction of rother Joseph 0.S.F., and although it was Broth- ers first year as coach, he handled the team with he assurance of a veteran helmsman. The team was well balanced but lacked the experience of the Loughlin quintet. The Terrier Keglers got off to a flying start, and held down first place for more than half the season. They then suffered two successive defeats, at the hands of Loughlin and St. John'sg this coupled with the graduation of two key men, Joe Lynch and Joe Figliozzi, proved too much to overcome in the late stages of the race. At the close of the season, they finished in second place, three points behind Bishop Loughlin. Jack Battel, Bob Romandetto, and Jim Barrett were considered the most consistent scorers, with Dan Kelly, Bob Minion, and John Duffy round- ing out the squad. With Barret, Battel and Kelly retur'-im' and promising sophomores breaking into the lineup, Brother Joseph confidently looks to next year to return the crown to St. Francis. V Bowling lst Round St. Francis ..... .... 5 St. Leonard. St Francis .... ..... 4 Loughlin, .. Francis .,,.. ,.,., 5 St. J0hn's. . Francis ..,.. .... 5 St. llIiCl12l6l,S Francis ,,.,. ..,.. 5 Trinity ..... 2nd Round St. Francis ..... ...,. 5 St. Leonard. St Francis ..,. ..... O Loughlin. . . St. Francis ..... .... 4 St. Johnis. . . Francis ..... ..... 4 St. Michael's Francis. . . ..... 4 Trinity. . . . . 3rd Round Francis ...., ..... 5 St. Leonard. Francis .... ..... 1 Loughlin. . . St. Francis ..... .... 4 St. John's. . . Francis ..... ..... 4 St. Michael's Francis. . . ..... 5 Trinity. . . . . Totals Francis. . ,... 56 Opposition Joe Lynch Joe Figliozzi .Jim Barrett 147 A Scene 5 Front Row: 0'Brien, Dillon, Clark, Brown, Moyles. Second Row: Daidone, Butler, Gallagher, Rellley, Noonan. Third Row: Boehm, Walters, Saner, McGovern, Maresca. Fourth Row: Kennedy, Battenfeld, Curran, Robinson, McNamara Fifth Row: Heinlein, Caravaggio, Hunter, McCabe, Monaco, Amberry. Back Row: Bohan, Strauss, Brady, Waegelin, Quirke, Murphy, Baxter. ' 'Y Swimming This year under the mentorship of Tom Booras, the Terrier Mermen were looking forward to a very successful season. And they had good reason to, for they had more and better material this year than they have had at any one time. Disaster came in the middle of the season, when, with a three and one record, they were forced to postpone the remaining meets with Manhattan, Brooklyn Prep, Rice, Iona and Loughlin because of the severe shortage of water. Having defeated Power 45 to 23, Fordham Prep 50 to 16, and St. .lohn's 40 to 28, and having lost only to Cardinal Hayes 35 to 33, the Terriers were experiencing a good season. With Bob Koehler, Bruce Williams and ,lack Quirke as the undefeated Medley Relay team, Gerry Brady, .lohn Murphy in the fifty-yard dash, and the two Ed's, Strauss and Hunter in the hundred yard sprint, the Terriers were sure of holding their own. The backstroke was held down by another pair, the two Bobis, Koehler and Waegelin, who always assured us of first and second, since Koehler was 1949 Catholic champ and Waegelin had been giving him a hard race. McDonough and Cara- vaggio are their promising proteges. Bruce Wil- liams and Ed COX? Christman led the breastroke division with Gerry Baxter close behind. McCabe rounded out this corner. We could count on first in the fancy dive since we expected great things in the championship from little Al CMousieJ Monaco, who paired with Jack Quirke on the springboard. The 220 was skillfully handled by John Heinlein, backed up by George CDingleJ Amberry. The 200 yard Relay was made up of a group of sprint men, among whom were Gerry Brady, Eddie Strauss, Esq., Ed Hunter, Bob CWaggieJ Waegelin and John Murphy. Among the Varsity prospects for next year areg Dadone, Reilly, Butler, 0'Brien, Battenfeld, Cal- lagher, Maresco, Dillon, Murphy, Noonan, Jordan, Clark and McGovern. 1 if 'i ,Q 4 N4 K6 s Qui' 55 gun' glow ROW: Front Back 1. '1 Wlliam s, W 36881. 111, M urph-Y, Str all ss, John Hei I Hein Bob Koehler, co-captain, executes a , Ambery fetch in Awinning form. ' The best laid plans of mice and men thwarted by the shortage. Quirke, Strauss, Mr. Tom Booras, coach, and Brady figure the cast for a meet that never was realized. Volleyball The 1950 production of Terrier Volleyball did not reach the heights of former presentations. In three pre- vious years, the Terriers succeeded in winning the Oscar twice and securing the best supporting role in their other attempt. This season's efforts does prove one thing how- 4: I' l- l at V V 5 Er . . . 2 if .11 1 if ,qw i ' f 3 f lL , , 1' 031+ w , ever, a star-studded cast of players and a leading director does not insure a long run. uThe Mann, Mr. Payne did a very capable job as pro- ducer and director of this year,s troupe. The cast con- sisting of such proven stars as co-captains Bob Roman- detto and Bob Minion and other notables as Dick Duckett, ,I ack Prenderville, J ack Battel, Leo Keegan, Ray Gormon, .lim Barrett and Gerry Nugent seemed to lack the vigor necessary for a successful season. The cast became uLost in the Stars and fell before Regis High in the opening performance and so '6Tl1e Happy Timel' expected by the team never was fulfilled. The Jay Vee also failed to give an 'LAS you like It performance, and was felled in tl1e first act by McBurney, who also succeeded in eliminating the Freshman team. McCaffrey, Ahearn, Kilgallen, Alonge, Lennon, Stuchbury, Breslin. . . Romandetto, Minion, Mr. Payne, Moderator, F lore, Stuchbury. Barrett, Romandetto, Prenderville, Battel, Nugent, Minion, Duckettg Keegang Gorman. dk' . Back Row, Gordon, Gundre- , ' U . , asen,'Flaherly, Quigg, Flore, ' Front Row Mango, Iacono, Cagllone, Kelly. E :gli K ' fllll ll lf l , 150 WR L Hllylnf l l'r4f,.S l V lisp? ' mx , ,Z I . txgq W T K 'li The 1950 baseball season for the diamondeers opened with 4'Chick', Keegan in the director's seat, for the second successive Baseball year. There is a long run of successes predicted for this year's troupe, by virtue of the valuable experience gained by the re- turning veterans from last year's cast. The cast seems well rounded with steady infield performances by Bill Nigro, Dick Duckett, Ralph Brescia, Don Masulo, Bob Minion and Matty Lossandro. The picket line is patrolled by Bob Schaefer, Bill Heaviside, Eddie Aquilone, Frank Swaine, Harry Beaton, and Mike Santielli. The men in the iron masks are Ben Tiberi, Tom Powers, and Arnie Letterig while the mound corps consists of Tony Hoffman, Marty Longan, John Cady, Eddie Daughton, Art Gunning and Tony Capece. In the opener against St. Michael's, the Cast was brilliant in their 11-5 victory, but in the next two games against St. John's and St. Augustine's, the players were ustage struck and, as a result, came out on the short end of 4-3 and 7-1 scores. Since then however, there have been many hours spent at rehearsals and the leading critics around the bor- ough have picked our troupe to straighten themselves and enjoy a successful Spring before the final curtain is rung down. is 3 -4 Scene 7 Ralph B F854-ja ke Frank Chick Keegan, coach. epS his average Tony Hoffman ace hurler of the Franciscan nine 0Vel- .30 0 151 Bob Schaefer Left Field 152 Front Row: Santuli, Langan, Daughton, Brescia, Nigro. Middle Row: Mgr. Weber, Lossandro, Capece, Schaefer, Cady, Aquilone. Back Row: Duckett, Beaton, Letteri, Minion, Powers, Heaviside, Tiberi, Gunning, Masulo, Swaine, Hoffman. I Dick Duckett Second Base B111 Nlgro First Base Frank Swaine Right Field Ralph Brescia Shortstop f- , .k 1 Don Masulo Third Base Ed Aquilone Center Field Ben Tiberi Catcher The first four in the St. Francis batting order: Aquilone, Brescia, Duckett, Swain . w ,, - mi if. 'f-- M531 5 K i f r ,fl ,.........g Safe, as pitcher Hoffman b rely misses in tangle with a Augustinian base-runner. The mound corps: Hoffman, Cunning, Cady, Capece, Langan, Daughton. Nigro caught him on a pick- off seconds later. Hoffman to Nlgro. Coach Tom . M , Infield Practicecwllgf bats in Squad. IS J.V, 155 w Brunhuber, O'MaHey, Dempsey, McGrisken, Massey hbauer Gordon., LaMagna, Nestoia, Hughes He, Capasso, Higgins. Front Ro : Second Row: McGuirk, Neug , Back Row: Ryan, Saner, Curran, Umbria Rev Bro ' ther R Af. - -ogefa 0.S.F . 'lllllllal' picture get lggllgzric Director mes. Intramurals Between the main acts of the San Fran of 1950, our director of sports, Rev. Brother Roger, O.S.F., took time out to produce a variety show of intramural sports. In each act the best performing cast was rewarded with an Oscar,,' a small statuette of a sport figure. The Volleyball Oscars were awarded to Classes 701, winner of upper division, and 403 of the lower division. The brilliant performance of 701 was too much for the Sophs as the Seniors went on to win the school championship. Over four hundred boys competed for the Track Oscars and the treasured awards were pre- sented to'Classes 401 of the upper division and 301 of the lower division. William Hudson received the Bowling Oscar, with Frank Murphy and Martin Gillan receiving awards for the best supporting roles. In the boxhall tournament, Class 601 of the upper division defeated 701 with a close 5-4 de- cision. Class 601 then defeated 305, of junior division, to be declared school champions. Thanks and congratulations are in order for Rev. Brothers Austin, Joseph, and Louis, O.S.F., for their patient handling of this phase of extra- curricular activity and the general success of the program. . aS0nv Bill Hu congratulates. tournament. Mr. Rogefn fllliagltramural bowling high man I 19' 'ua . N ,Ar Scene 8 OTR eiuv Lynn, X . L s f CLASS limck Coach OWER DIVISION TRACK CHAM ACK GRAM? tb?-I OSF Sullivan' Keane, Breslin RPSI1 CLASS as .www 10 fer EY, DHIXSYQF. ga, swf- We UP? ear- ai new Track 11 157 Boxball AL GROSSENBACHER TOM REYNOLDS J 4 wi X F 4' . JOHN BATTEL CHARLES SMITH Handball Waiting for that ubreakf' the understudy often serves while only waiting. This year, however, the Saint Francis Handball Team has, as its mainstays, Frosh and Soph tal- ent to insure the successes of the coming years. With but two returning members of last yearis cast, Rev. Brother Basil, O.S.F., moderator, worked hard to develop future stars for Saint Francis. The veterans, Jim Barrett and John Battel helped round out the squad of greenlings which consisted of Freshmen Charles Smith, John O'Grady, and Tom Feeney and Sophomores Al Grossenbacher, Pat Judge and Bernard Gormley. The doubles team that played in the A. A. P. S. was made up of Smith and O'Grady, while Grossenbacher and Rey- nolds, who have two years of competition ahead of them, played the singles in the C. H. S. A. A. tournament. L JIM BARRETT JOHN O'GRADY l TOM FEENEY A AW ' I Scene 9 7 ff-X REV. BROTHER BASIL, O.S.F. Moderator I TRIGG BERNARD GORMLEY Acknowledgments To authenticate our dramatic production and to capture the many facets theatre art, the staff adopted the motto, Experto Creditew. Therefore, lr audience can easily see why we owe a debt of gratitude to: 'aldo Walker, Theatre Manager of Times Hall for his technical advice and the hospitality he extended to the staff. Juis Mamorski, stage electrician and Sam Falk, N. Y. Times photographer, for the many background pictures that were taken at Times Hall. he Drama Critics of the Metropolitan Area who reviewed our play and l whose rave notices you read at intermission. vhn Dow, Editor of Playbill, for permission to use- the Playbills in our layouts. ax Cohen and Louis Coidel, owners of the Lido Theatre, for permission to shoot our class pictures in their theatre. O 0 8 That needed lift that came from one source and then another and en- turaged us to persevere when things looked darkest is another reason for e staii's thank-you's to: ev. Brother James O.S.F., our Principal for his faith in us and his close interest in our work. av. Brother Roger O.S.F., who filled the bill as sports lexicographer and was most willing to supply the names, positions and weights of the ath- letes, over and over again. let Zimball, ace photographer for Lorstan Studios, who never asked why or how but made the impossible a matter of routine. 'ed Ball of the New City Printing Company who, with his staff, worked twice as hard obliging us on our most peculiar requests. ll Welter of Lorstan Studios who often wondered, ajust what are they doing up at Baltic Street? att Dooner of Saint Francis College whose drawings brightened up some of the pages of this book. essrs. Booras, Ellinghaus, and Towers, our teachers, who assured the finan- cial success of this book. av. Brother Cletus 0.S.F., who with Danny 0'Keefe, a member of his camera club, snapped many of the pictures that we used. le faculty and coaches for their cooperation when we shot pictures of their classes and teams and for honoring the late slips of the staff members. le N. Y. Daily News for permission to use the pic that appears on page 148. 0 9 0 No, we're not finished for we have reserved two on the aisle for special zntion: llton Oursler, author, editor and critic for his stimulating Foreword to our play and the warm notes of encouragement that he extended to the staff at the beginning of this undertaking. r. Roger Egan, our moderator, whose enthusiasm was contagious and who lived up to his promise to make this book, the biggest and best yet . THE STAFF MTHE WINTER STAGE CREW Peter Ruvolo, Robert Koehler, Charles Gliozzo Joseph Kenny, Ward Lantier, Michael Pagliuca Charles King, Thomas 0'Dea, Kenneth Jewell Mr. Waldo Walker, theatre manager for New York Times Hall, discussing the background shots with Mr. Roger Egan, Moderator, and Robert Koehler, San Fran Editor. 159 Salvatore C. John E. Ambery ..... ....., Charles V. Austin .... . . . . . . Edward A. Ball .... .... 7 204 Kevin P. Barrel Charles J. Beisel William D. Bellman Donald J. Berryman 1495 David F. Edward E. Matthew Ignatius John J James Lane Street fs' wwf- Q,-gwpa mamma-an
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